Review of Cadw Mobile App [application]

The Welsh Government's historic environment service, Cadw (Welsh: 'to keep, protect'), released a mobile app in early 2016 so that members of the public can learn about and plan visits to heritage sites cared for by Cadw. With more than one hundred archaeological sites available for b...

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Main Author: Miriam Rothenberg
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of York 2017-06-01
Series:Internet Archaeology
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Online Access:http://intarch.ac.uk/journal/issue44/14/index.html
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description The Welsh Government's historic environment service, Cadw (Welsh: 'to keep, protect'), released a mobile app in early 2016 so that members of the public can learn about and plan visits to heritage sites cared for by Cadw. With more than one hundred archaeological sites available for browsing, conveniently ordered by spatial proximity to the user, and with a clean and accessible user-interface, the app effectively showcases the richness and distinctive character of Wales's archaeological record. The app is free and available to download for both iOS and Android devices (from Apple's App Store and the Google Play Store), and is also well signposted on Cadw's website. This article is a review of the Cadw mobile app.
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spelling doaj.art-6dfacfc2e1944e51995212f9c329f2022024-02-03T04:22:37ZengUniversity of YorkInternet Archaeology1363-53872017-06-014410.11141/ia.44.15Review of Cadw Mobile App [application]Miriam Rothenberg0Brown UniversityThe Welsh Government's historic environment service, Cadw (Welsh: 'to keep, protect'), released a mobile app in early 2016 so that members of the public can learn about and plan visits to heritage sites cared for by Cadw. With more than one hundred archaeological sites available for browsing, conveniently ordered by spatial proximity to the user, and with a clean and accessible user-interface, the app effectively showcases the richness and distinctive character of Wales's archaeological record. The app is free and available to download for both iOS and Android devices (from Apple's App Store and the Google Play Store), and is also well signposted on Cadw's website. This article is a review of the Cadw mobile app.http://intarch.ac.uk/journal/issue44/14/index.htmlarchaeologyCadwmobile appdigital heritageWalesaugmented visitation experienceDigital Trailsheritage tourismarchaeological tourismvisitor experienceimmersive experienceappiBeaconsUUIDhistoric environment
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Review of Cadw Mobile App [application]
Internet Archaeology
archaeology
Cadw
mobile app
digital heritage
Wales
augmented visitation experience
Digital Trails
heritage tourism
archaeological tourism
visitor experience
immersive experience
app
iBeacons
UUID
historic environment
title Review of Cadw Mobile App [application]
title_full Review of Cadw Mobile App [application]
title_fullStr Review of Cadw Mobile App [application]
title_full_unstemmed Review of Cadw Mobile App [application]
title_short Review of Cadw Mobile App [application]
title_sort review of cadw mobile app application
topic archaeology
Cadw
mobile app
digital heritage
Wales
augmented visitation experience
Digital Trails
heritage tourism
archaeological tourism
visitor experience
immersive experience
app
iBeacons
UUID
historic environment
url http://intarch.ac.uk/journal/issue44/14/index.html
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