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    The document summarizes a proposed mobile application called MobiMuseum that would allow visitors to the National Museum to access information about museum items by tapping their phones on NFC tags installed near each item. The application aims to provide an interactive learning experience for millennial visitors with short attention spans. It would also generate statistics for museum staff on the most visited items to help promote less visited works. The application and a companion website for administrators would allow adding, editing, and deleting item information to provide easier access to information through mobile phones.

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    The document summarizes a proposed mobile application called MobiMuseum that would allow visitors to the National Museum to access information about museum items by tapping their phones on NFC tags installed near each item. The application aims to provide an interactive learning experience for millennial visitors with short attention spans. It would also generate statistics for museum staff on the most visited items to help promote less visited works. The application and a companion website for administrators would allow adding, editing, and deleting item information to provide easier access to information through mobile phones.

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    PA M A N TA S A N N G L U N G S O D N G M AY N I L A

    (University of the City of Manila)


    Intramuros, Manila

    College of Engineering and Technology


    Information Technology Department

    "MobiMuseum : The Development of Mobile Application


    for Museum Items Information using NFC Tags"

    Basco, Jake Christopher


    Dela Cruz, Christian Zyrus
    Lim, Matthew
    Ngo, John Rovic
    Panti, Karl Steven
    Profugo, Trister Bryan

    BSCS – IT, IV – 2

    Prof. Shirley D. Villadolid


    Professor

    Date
    October 4,2018
    BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

    Museum is one of the important places a community should have. Because it only

    not serves as a place of attraction, but an educational place most importantly for students

    and youth today. Museum will give us a glimpse on what happened through the past and

    how it is important in the present time.

    But the Millenial Generation, only see the museum nowadays as a place for taking

    pictures and a place for sight-seeing. The problem is because their attention span is much

    more shorter compared to others and all they want is to make their lives easier. Reading a

    bunch and long paragraphs in a museum's description on a certain object is a big no for

    them.

    And as the technology advances, we the proponents tried to find a way for

    Millenials to still read the information in a certain artifact without getting lazy or getting

    boring. And we found the way through their own Android phones that we believe all

    person nowadays own.

    Through the MobiMuseum and with the aid of NFC Tags, they can read

    information on a certain artwork by simply tapping their mobile phone on the NFC Tag

    installed near the item. Also it will aid the Museum's Staff to know which of the items in

    their museum is visited the most through graphs.


    OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY

    General Objective:

    To develop a mobile application that will provide interactive learning experience

    for the visitors of the National Museum.

    Specific Objectives:

    1. To develop a mobile application that can give the visitors of the National Museum

    easier access of information by using their phone only and tapping the NFC Tags

    designated for different artworks.


    2. To develop a website for admin that can generate statistics for the promotion of

    artworks in the National Museum and can also add, edit or delete artworks.
    3. To develop a mobile application that will allow users to save information given in

    a certain artworks either in audio or in text format.

    SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY

    The proposed Mobile Application will be beneficial to the following:

    The Visitors. The Mobile Application will be beneficial to the visitors of National

    Museum. The application will provide the visitors an interactive learning experience and

    will also aim to give the visitors of the National Museum and easier access of information

    about different artworks.

    The National Museum. The mobile application will provide statistics about what

    artworks are most visited thus giving the staff of the Museum a way to know how they

    can market more artworks that is least visited.

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