Análisis de catálogos digitales en España: una visión cualitativa a través de ocho colecciones artísticas en línea
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https://doi.org/10.5944/rhd.vol.3.2019.23515Keywords:
base de datos, recurso digital, historia del arteAbstract
En esta investigación cualitativa exploramos diferentes aspectos de los catálogos artísticos digitales españoles, ya que estos constituyen un elemento clave para la difusión y la investigación del patrimonio cultural. La considerable heterogeneidad de los fondos artísticos y órganos gestores ha dado como resultado un panorama complejo por lo que se ha hecho necesaria la selección previa de una muestra. A pesar de que ningún modelo digital examinado favorezca completamente el acceso universal al patrimonio, de ellos emergen ideas y prácticas capaces de dar respuesta a las necesidades de una sociedad plural y diversificada. La visibilización de los aspectos positivos y de aquellos que son mejorables intenta mostrar el potencial dinamizador de una herramienta que responda a las necesidades de todos los públicos.
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