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Exploring the Relationship between Visitor Motivation and Engagement in Online Museum Audiences
Silvia Filippini Fantoni, Rob Stein, Gray Bowman, Indianapolis Museum of Art, USA
Abstract
In this paper, the authors will describe the rationale, methodology, and results of a series of studies that have been conducted with visitors to the Indianapolis Museum of Art website. The objective of the studies is to better understand people’s motivation for visiting the site and whether this motivation has an impact on the way they engage online. The hope is that these results will provide a reference dataset, and a replicable model for other museums that are interested in better understanding their online audience and in conducting similar studies for their own web efforts.
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