Reflection

At the beginning of making the exhibition, the text content of the entire exhibition was written and suitable pictures and videos were found as "Items". But since it was my first time doing an exhibition, there were some things I was not good at. For example, I didn’t know at first that adding pictures to an exhibition requires uploading the pictures to Items in advance. I also didn’t know how to directly import videos into the exhibition page and how to put many items into a collection. The solution to these is to look at lecture slides and search online. I think the most difficult part is Palladio. Finding data is a difficult point. At the same time, making maps requires some data to be changed. And Palladio cannot import maps directly, it can only take screenshots. These details need to be known by viewing the lecture slides. In general, the difficulties encountered in this exhibition have also accumulated experience for me. I believe that if I have the opportunity in the future, the exhibitions I produce will be better.

Regarding the issue of access to digital infrastructure, I think it's that indigenous cultures are a challenge to digital infrastructure, and there are cultural and ethical considerations associated with it, because indigenous cultural perceptions may not be similar to Western intellectual property. I believe that on the one hand, indigenous culture and intellectual property rights need to be respected, and on the other hand, indigenous peoples need to have control over their own culture. They have the deepest understanding and emotion of their own cultures, so participation is beneficial for the digitization of these cultures. Some Aboriginal cultural content can be misinterpreted if they are not involved, so getting involved allows Aboriginal culture to be represented in the right way (Christen 1-9).