https://adapt2.sis.pitt.edu/w/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=MEMAMEMA - Revision history2026-05-18T18:20:14ZRevision history for this page on the wikiMediaWiki 1.31.1https://adapt2.sis.pitt.edu/w/index.php?title=MEMA&diff=1937&oldid=prevJennifer: New page: The system is built upon a collection with approximately 80,000 photographs by Charles "Teenie" Harris, a photographer for an influential local newspaper, the Pittsburgh Courier. This ...2012-02-14T23:15:03Z<p>New page: The system is built upon a collection with approximately 80,000 photographs by Charles "Teenie" Harris, a photographer for an influential local newspaper, the Pittsburgh Courier. This ...</p>
<p><b>New page</b></p><div>The system is built upon a collection with approximately 80,000 <br />
photographs by Charles "Teenie" Harris, a photographer for an <br />
influential local newspaper, the Pittsburgh Courier. This <br />
collection illustrates a 40-year period of Pittsburgh history <br />
through the eyes of an African-American photo-journalist and <br />
amateur historian. MEMA stands for Museum Exhibition <br />
MAnagement. It is a system with mobile and Web features. To <br />
be completely compatible for all mobile devices, we designed a <br />
mobile website with flexible views for various mobile phone <br />
screens. Users with handheld devices could post their ideas and <br />
feelings at any time in the exhibition, with a Wi-Fi connection <br />
provided by the museum. This mobile site is custom built for the <br />
exhibition “Teenie Harris, Photographer: An American Story” at <br />
the Carnegie Museum of Art. It provides a friendly and intuitive <br />
navigation structure to assist users to visit the exhibition (see <br />
Figure 1). Visitors can navigate the mobile system by four <br />
categories including “HOT!”,”Theme”, “Date”, and “Ex. No”. <br />
The “HOT!” category could lead visitors to the most popular <br />
items that are getting the most feedback in the gallery. In <br />
addition, visitors can search for a specific item by entering the <br />
exhibition number displayed under each of the photographs on <br />
view. Four types of interactive feedback are provided: “like”, <br />
“comment”, “tag”, and feedbacks on Twitter and Facebook. This <br />
functionality is available for every item displayed in the gallery.<br />
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== Publications ==</div>Jennifer