The use of cultural and creative audio and video in digital exhibition halls can enhance the richness, interactivity and attractiveness of the exhibition. The following methods can provide teachers and students with reference: 1. Narrative video: Create a fascinating narrative video to introduce the theme, background and important content of the exhibition. This can be a short introduction or an in-depth story, made through video to make it easier for visitors to understand and engage. 2. Interactive display: Design interactive cultural and creative audio-visual elements to allow visitors to experience the exhibition content personally. This can include touch screens, dynamic projections, virtual reality (VR) or augmented reality (AR) technology to allow visitors to participate rather than just watch. 3. Virtual tour: Use videos to create a virtual tour to guide visitors through the entire exhibition space. This can be one continuous video or multiple short clips, each introducing a different display area or theme. 4. Virtual lectures and discussions: If there is an opportunity, invite relevant experts to give virtual lectures or discussions and record them as videos. This can provide visitors with more in-depth content and provide more opportunities for interaction. All in all, the use of cultural and creative audio and video can enhance the attractiveness of digital exhibition halls and provide visitors with a richer experience. This requires an in-depth understanding of the exhibition theme, target audience and available technology to ensure that film elements can be effectively integrated with the exhibition content.

Implemented by Center for Teaching and Learning Development
Date: 2023/10/06