A Survey of Museums on the Web: Who Uses Museum Websites?

Suzanne Sarraf

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Museums and Cultural Heritage Media and Digital Communication Web and Library Services

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ABSTRACT The Internet is a means of global communication that has revolutionized the dissemination and retrieval of information. As the public becomes technologically savvy, museums have the opportunity to use new technology to expand their reach. This article profiles both the average Internet user and average museum Website visitor. The Internet has the potential to amplify enrichment by making museums more universally accessible.

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