Abstract
As part of the class SI 649- Information Visualization, I worked on a semester long project in which we designed a visualization for the online image database of the University of Michigan Museum of Arts (UMMA) that would engage high school art educators and encourage them to both explore the collection and use the images in their personal lesson plans.
The goal of our visualizations was to quickly give art educators a sense of the art museum’s online collection, to aide their image searches and to support collaboration between art educators. We achieved this by designing a visualization based largely on the concepts of tree-maps and clustering.
Concepts Used
Clustering, Tree-maps, Dynamic Resizing, Refocusing, Filtering, Drag and Drop, Fish-eye View
TeamManisha Gupta, Winnie Ho, Sarah Raux, Kathryn Stine
Image Gallery
Paper Prototyping:
Mock-ups of the proposed visualization:
