The design of interactive experiences for archaeological sites entails the consideration of
the particular characteristics and constraints of the exhibition space. Our aim is to address …

We present a concept, prototype and in-the-wild evaluation of a mobile augmented reality
(AR) application in which physical items from nature are used as AR markers. By blending …

As location-based digital cultural heritage applications are beginning to be applied outside
'traditional'cultural heritage sites, there is an increased need to consider their use amongst …

Digital heritage interpretation is often untethered from traditional museological techniques
and environments. As museums and heritage sites explore the potential of locative …

Current technical capabilities of mobile technologies are consolidating the interest in
developing context-aware Augmented/Mixed Reality applications. Most of these applications …

Interactive technologies, such as mixed-reality and natural interactions with avatars, can
enhance cultural heritage and the experience of visiting a museum. In this paper, we present …

This paper presents a qualitative study of an interactive audio drama facilitated by a location-
based application. The investigation focuses on an accessible experience, a play in which …

Being in nature is typically regarded to be calming, relaxing and purifying. When in nature,
people often seek physical activity like hiking, or meditative, mindful or inspiring experiences …

Augmented and Mixed Reality mobile technologies are becoming an emerging trend in the
development of play and learning experiences for children. This tendency requires a deeper …

We present the initial design stage of a Virtual Heritage experience for a bomb shelter built
during the Spanish Civil War, namely Refugi 307. The shelter currently belongs to the …