Queries as well as manual counting may be necessary to collect the necessary data for analysis. Possible data may include the number of visitors to the museum each day and account for the time the visit took place. For example, on Mondays between the hours of 8-9 am, 21 tickets were scanned for entry to the museum. Further delineation of the data and drill into more finite categories, such as the number of visitors to the special exhibit from 8-9 am and how many left the museum from 8-9 am, accounting hourly during business hours as well as each day of the week the museum is open. This will allow for a more comprehensive account of number of visitors that are actually present each day and for specific times. Additional observations, such as the number of visitor’s entry into the special exhibit and exit from the museum may need to be monitored and recorded manually by museum staff using clickers or automated video/software applications. Exit interviews may also be combined with observation by museum staff to determine why visitors selected to visit during a particular day or time. This will allow researcher to assess if external factors may contribute to peak or nonpeak
Queries as well as manual counting may be necessary to collect the necessary data for analysis. Possible data may include the number of visitors to the museum each day and account for the time the visit took place. For example, on Mondays between the hours of 8-9 am, 21 tickets were scanned for entry to the museum. Further delineation of the data and drill into more finite categories, such as the number of visitors to the special exhibit from 8-9 am and how many left the museum from 8-9 am, accounting hourly during business hours as well as each day of the week the museum is open. This will allow for a more comprehensive account of number of visitors that are actually present each day and for specific times. Additional observations, such as the number of visitor’s entry into the special exhibit and exit from the museum may need to be monitored and recorded manually by museum staff using clickers or automated video/software applications. Exit interviews may also be combined with observation by museum staff to determine why visitors selected to visit during a particular day or time. This will allow researcher to assess if external factors may contribute to peak or nonpeak