Responsive curation

Organizers can use participant history and accumulated object accounts while arranging a later visit. They might make a relevant possession available, preserve a reply, offer a prompt, propose an activity connected to a current question. The visitor can accept the proposed relevance or pursue another direction.

The complete extension includes a route through objects and possible outputs during the visit. A host or software can propose a further step after examining the participant's response. Staff retain the curatorial reason, offered material, actual response, later account.

A past interest can change. Repeated guidance can also influence later recorded interests. Researchers therefore examine the effect of their own selection and preserve unfamiliar material, independent activity, opportunities to revise the question. Chance, repeated selection, event records develop those considerations.

Participant continuity and maintained object histories support the operation. A worked visit follows a particular question through proposed prompts and actual activity.