International Journal of Digital Culture and Electronic Tourism

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Editor in Chief: Dr. M.A. Dorgham
ISSN online: 1753-5220
ISSN print: 1753-5212
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IJDCET fosters discussion on the adoption of ICT in the contexts of culture and tourism. It delivers contributions aiming to: provide discussion on how technology supports new digital highways for the provision of cultural content and tourism services; promote the exchange of ideas/know-how on digital culture and electronic tourism; investigate how emerging technologies and managerial models/strategies can promote sustainable development for culture and tourism; promote the issues of digital culture and electronic tourism as key pillars of the knowledge society.

 



 Topics covered include

  • The research domain
  • Key issues, strategies, diffusion models, reference theories
  • ICTs in museums/cultural centres
  • Sociological, economic theories and models
  • Content vs community manifestations
  • Collaborative/context aware/personalised approaches
  • Push/pull/adaptive/personalised/pervasive/ubiquitous/grid technologies
  • Web 2.0, portals, metadata/content standards
  • Content/knowledge management systems
  • Free/open source software, intelligent agents
  • Practices in educational/learning contexts
  • Digital culture/e-tourism adoption in education
  • Domain applications/tools/emerging technologies
  • Domain new generation applications
  • Challenges/roadmaps for the future; government policies

 

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Digital Culture and Electronic Tourism: The Research Domain

  • The digital culture and electronic tourism domain: philosophical routes, demonstration of various communities, success stories, lessons learned
  • Digital culture and e-tourism key issues: effective strategies, diffusion models and reference theories
  • Deployment of ICTs in museums/cultural centres, policy issues, integration issues, extensibility, interoperability

Digital Culture and Electronic Tourism: The Theories

  • Sociological/economic theories and models
  • Content vs community manifestations
  • Collaborative/context aware/personalised approaches

Digital Culture and Electronic Tourism: The Technologies

  • Culture and tourism portals
  • Push/pull technologies
  • Web 2.0
  • Semantic web
  • Adaptive and personalised technologies
  • Metadata and content standards
  • Free and open source software
  • Ubiquitous and pervasive technologies
  • Intelligent agents
  • Content/knowledge management systems
  • Emerging technologies
  • Grid technologies

Digital Culture and Electronic Tourism: The Practices

  • Digital culture and electronic tourism practices in different educational/learning contexts
  • Surveys of digital culture and electronic tourism adoption in education
  • Future of digital culture and electronic tourism

Digital Culture and Electronic Tourism: The Applications in Domains

  • Domain applications: museums, schools, labs, experimental approaches, educational/school portals
  • Tools/emerging technologies and new generation applications
  • Challenges for the future; specification of government policies for the promotion of digital culture and electronic tourism
  • Roadmaps for the future

 

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Objectives

In a turbulent world, culture and tourism provide two of the most fascinating aspects of human life. Creativity, imagination, brilliant colours, music, sounds, artifacts, spectacular places are becoming the required connectors for humanity. In a global perspective, the new capacities of emerging technologies, such as pervasive and ubiquitous computing, semantic knowledge portals, broadband and satellite networks, Web 2.0 and semantic web, open source software, set new tools, define new horizons for human creativity and connectivity.

In the digital world of the knowledge society, the development of infrastructures for the provision of services to citizens for access to cultural content and tourism services requires a multifold analysis of social, business, and technological factors. It seems that unfortunately there is a significant gap in the performance of current approaches and a key absence of scholar publications that will provide a fruitful dialogue.

In the context of the knowledge society, the key inquiry is to go beyond the traditional barriers for the open access to cultural content and the integration with learning and working. On the other hand, critical deficits in economic and social performance of tourism are evident due to the inefficiencies of current technological approaches that treat the tourism connection to information technology as a database problem. Our strategic fit is that culture and tourism require an integrated approach emphasising content, context and multiple, dynamic views of interactions.

The main objectives of IJDCET are summarised as follows:

  • To provide the leading edge approaches and applications of ICTs in culture and tourism
  • To provide the state-of-the art for government consultation and advice for academics/practitioners/policy makers and managers of the culture and tourism industry
  • To contribute to the literacy of digital culture and electronic tourism

Readership

IJDCETaims to establish value-adding knowledge transfer and personal development channels in three distinctive areas: academia, industry and government, which summarise the three pillars where a new scientific publication can play a significant role.


Contents

IJDCET publishes original research papers providing significant results, and also short communications about innovative ideas and news, announcements and reviews regarding the topics of the journal.


 

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Editor in Chief

  • Dorgham, M.A., International Centre for Technology and Management, UK
    (editorial@inderscience.com)

    Associate Editors

    • Fesenmaier, Daniel R., Temple University, USA
    • García-Barriocanal, Elena, University of Alcalá, Spain
    • Kameoka, Takaharu, Mie Univeristy, Japan

    EB Members

    • Calvi, Licia, K.U.Leuven, Belgium
    • Feller, Joseph, University College Cork, Ireland
    • Hua, Jing, Wayne State University, USA
    • Huang, Zhisheng, Vrije University Amsterdam, Netherlands
    • Jannach, Dietmar, University Klagenfurt, Austria
    • Jones, Nory B., University of Maine, USA
    • Kraemer, Harald, Institute of Art History, Switzerland
    • Kwon, Yong-Moo, Korea Institute of Science and Technology, Republic of Korea
    • Lueg, Christopher, University of Tasmania, Australia
    • Mezey, Paul G., Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada
    • Mohd. Noor, Faridah Noor, University of Malaya, Malaysia
    • Rebman Jr., Carl M., The University of San Diego, USA
    • Zanker, Markus, University Klagenfurt, Austria

     

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