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Experiments with Mobile Drama in an Instrumented Museum for Inducing Conversation in Small Groups
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What Would You Do in Their Shoes? Experiencing Different Perspectives in an Interactive Drama for Multiple Users
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User-Centred Design of Flexible Hypermedia for a Mobile Guide: Reflections on the HyperAudio Experience
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Adaptive, intelligent presentation of information for the museum visitor in PEACH
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Performing heritage: the use of live ‘actors’ in heritage presentations
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Mobile drama in an instrumented museum: inducing group conversation via coordinated narratives
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Augmenting buildings with infrared information
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Mobile drama in an instrumented museum
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Interactive Narrative: A Novel Application of Artificial Intelligence for Computer Games
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