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Sataistical Results of the Dual{Track Application System












                I.Implementation Period: 2020 (The 25 th  Edition) to 2024 (The 29 th    such as electronic newsletters, Gmail account integration, and backend
                Edition)                                                   system data filtering and exporting. After five years of implementation,
                II.Origins and Explanation:                                the system has become more refined and user-friendly. With ongoing
                  In response to the development of the Internet and environmental and   promotion and advocacy, the proportion of online applications for the Da
                sustainability issues, the Da Dun Fine Arts Exhibition, starting in 2020,   Dun Fine Arts Exhibition has increased significantly, from 39.68% in the
                shifted from a fully paper-based application system to offering a choice   25 th  edition to 93.75% in the 29 th  edition.
                between online and paper application. This allows participants from   III.Future Outlook and Prospects:
                both domestic and abroad to select the application method that best suits   As the Da Dun Fine Arts Exhibition's online application system grows
                their needs or preferences. Through continued improvements, the online   more mature, a high proportion of participants are now applying online.
                application platform and backend systems have been regularly adjusted   However, given the diverse and rich participant base of the exhibition,
                to ensure smooth operation. This approach enables artists of all regions   transitioning from a dual-track system to a fully online application model
                and ages to participate in the Da Dun Fine Arts Exhibition using the   in the short term may present limitations in ensuring cultural equity and
                method that is most familiar and convenient for them, facilitating their   avoiding digital divide. Nevertheless, the Bureau remains committed to
                involvement in this major annual event in the art world.   promoting digitalization and environmental sustainability. In 2023 (the 28 th
                  In 2020 (the 25 th  edition), the Da Dun Fine Arts Exhibition introduced   edition), a digital evaluation system was implemented. This system allows
                a dual-track application system for the first time, accepting both online   jurors to view and review artwork images and data on tablets, and to score
                and paper applications. After completing the online application process,   and tally results directly on the devices. From online application to digital
                participants still needed to send in physical materials, such as photographic   evaluation, all data is now presented digitally, aligning with national
                prints, rice paper, or CDs, according to the submission guidelines for   policies and reducing paper consumption. The digital evaluation system
                each category to meet the requirements for document review. Due to the   has been in use for two years and has been welcomed by the jurors, with
                onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the disruption of postal services in   thanks to the city's Siang Shang Junior High School and West District's
                many countries made it difficult for application materials to be delivered   Chung Hsin Elementary School for providing tablets that facilitated
                on time; online application was not convenient to most of the participants   smooth review meetings. Moving forward, the Bureau will continue to
                and thus, more than half of the participants that year still opted for paper   refine and optimize the online application and digital evaluation processes
                application.                                               annually, balancing convenience, equity, and environmental sustainability
                  To provide participants with a simpler and more efficient application   amidst global IT trends.
                process, the Bureau has comprehensively revised the guidelines, rebuilt
                the official website, and updated the online application system. Currently,
                except for the seal engraving category, which still requires mailing in rice
                paper for review, all other categories can be completed entirely online
                through the official website. The system utilizes responsive web design
                (RWD) technology, ensuring smooth operation on both iOS and Android
                devices, including smartphones and tablets. Personalization features are
                reviewed and improved annually. New functionalities have been added,




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