Documents

This deliverable, D1.2 – Report on qualitative and quantitative UX research, presents the results of a multi-method user study conducted within Work Package 1 (WP1) – Extended Storytelling Towards Vivid User Experiences – of the IMPULSE project (GAP-101132704). The research was carried out in Task 1.1.3, coordinated by the Jagiellonian University, and aimed at identifying how diverse user groups perceive, interpret, and interact with immersive cultural heritage content.

The Deliverable 1.1 presents an overview of UX methodologies resulting from a scoping review of the available scientific and research literature, as well as from various analysis and exploration activities, a research methodology and a proposal of tools to explore the experiences, behaviours, needs and affective-cognitive factors of different user groups, as envisaged by the IMPULSE project.

The Deliverable D5.3 provides the information about the process and the implementation of the collaborative space that will be adopted by IMPULSE partners and the IMPULSE Community of Practice along the duration of the project and during specific initiatives.

The Deliverable D5.2 articulates the characteristics of the Call for setting up the IMPULSE Community of Practice. The document introduces the main Objectives of the call and of the Community of Practice itself, defining the scope and target audiences that will take part into the community according to three channels of action (Education: Teaching & Learning, Creation: Artistic Research, Connection: Creative Industries) connected to the development of future-oriented prototypes.

The Deliverable D5.1(28) articulates IMPULSE project’s Communication and Dissemination (C&D) Strategy. Starting by introducing its main goals, the report provides an overview of IMPULSE’s C&D Landscape, identifying target audiences at different scales and levels of expertise. This allows the formulation of four communication and dissemination streams of action, connected with specific channels and tools to achieve C&D goals.