| Abstract |
| We are living in the century of culture and digital age, and a lot of museums have come on the scene in a way that suits the digital age. Visitors to museum, however, feel somewhat strange to the way that museums merely put historic relics on display, not providing any interaction with visitors. Though museums are trying to create and provide various exhibition media and educational programs in an attempt to attract more visitors, it won`t last long because museums in Korea do not utilize appropriate medium very well though they try to think from the perspective of visitors. Visitors want to have fun and excitement when they go to museums, just like when they go to theme parks. In response to that, this study considers it more imperative to provide the pre-visit media that allows visitors to preview what are displayed in the museum, plan their line of traffic, and look for stories by themselves in the museum than researching the state-of-the art media of exhibition or spatial design. In this regard, this researcher selected the guide map as the subject of study, and hopes that this study would provide a basis for the research in the pre-visit media for which little analysis of data has been conducted so far. |
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| Key Words |
| guide map, the Pre-Visit Media, museum |
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