Mobile and Contextualized Learning

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    June 3, 2009

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    1. Mobile and Contextualized Learning Anna Glukhova, Ralf Klamma, Dominik Renzel and Zinayida Petrushyna @Ohrid, Summer School 2008 18 June 2008
    2. Agenda
      • Mobility
        • Digital content creation anywhere anytime
        • Preserving local context (GPS, Community, etc.)
      • Non-linear Digital Storytelling
        • Adoption of classical concepts
        • Innovative technologies
      • Demonstration
        • Upload and annotation of photos (NMV Mobile)
        • Storytelling creation and view application (MIST)
        • Evaluation of Service Success (MobSOS)
    3. Motivation
      • Storytelling - A very old concept
        • Cultural Memory of Humankind
        • Intergenerational Knowledge & Experience exchange
        • Learning by contextualizing
      • Stories Everywhere
        • Ancient walls
        • (Fairy) Tales
        • Blogs
        • Computer Games
    4. Combination of Semantic and Episodic Knowledge Declarative Knowledge Procedural Knowledge sensomotoric skills, procedural scripts non-documented routines and operations Episodic Knowledge memory of experiencing past episodes Web blogs, narratives Semantic Knowledge semiotic concepts documentation Verbal words linguistic data Non-verbal image, icon, index Video blogs, diagrams, images, photographies International Conference on Web-based Learning ICWL, 2006 Knowledge Management Knowledge Engineering Storytelling
    5. Mobility
      • Ubiquitous Internet - Anywhere anytime
        • GPS-enhanced mobile devices
        • Growing user base
        • Complex heterogeneous technology
      • Spatial turn
        • Media – Space & Time
        • Media - Community
        • Context may get lost
      Ultra High-Speed Mobile Information and Communication UMIC Excellence Cluster at RWTH Aachen 2007-2011
    6. Producing Digital Content
      • Easy
        • to capture with mobile devices
        • to save & to modify locally
        • to share ?
      • Sharing
        • GPS & Technical metadata for free
        • Freeform Description
        • Flickr.com like Tagging
        • Semantics ?
    7. Community Oriented Storytelling
      • Collaboration in storytelling
        • Non-linear stories
        • Versioning & Group modification
      • Social aspects
        • Feedback & Experience exchange
        • Learning histories & User classifications
      • Emotional movement in storytelling
        • Empowered by impression
        • Strong wish to share
        • Immediate action
    8. Movement Oriented Design (MOD) Paradigm
      • Story units
        • Basic story units (BSU): Begin(B), Middle(M), End(E)
        • Composed story units (CSU)
          • BSU = B M* E
          • CSU = (B v BSU) + (M v BSU)* (E v BSU) +
      • Problems
      • Media
      • I = I csu U I P U I M , where I csu , I P , I M are identifiers for CSU, problems addressed and media contained in a story
    9. Demonstration
      • NMV Mobile
      • MIST
      • MobSOS
    10. NMV Mobile
      • Watch demo
      • Search for tagged media
      • Capture one image
      • Share captured image
      • Annotate captured image
        • Set description
        • Set keywords
      • Retrieve the images you shared using tagged-based search
    11. MIST
      • Watch demo
      • Choose action “open existing story"; select story “Summer School 2008 - Impressions of Ohrid".
      • Choose one of the existing begin story units.
      • Open the story unit context menu with a right mouse-click.
      • Choose action “Add Medium"
      • Enter a media search expression and select one of the results.
    12. MIST (2)
      • The resulting media node is attached to the begin story unit as a thumbnail.
      • Open the attached medium's context menu with a right mouse-click on the thumbnail.
      • Choose action “Insert Edge"
      • In the story graph, select one of the media attached to a middle story unit.
      • Consume the new story path on the “Viewer" tab.
    13. MobSOS
      • Watch demo
      • Select survey “Ohrid Summer School Survey 2008"
      • Select your community “Ohrid Summer School 2008"
      • Select service “MPEG-7 Multimedia Content Service" and complete the “MobSOS Questionnaire on Mobile Multimedia Community Service Success".
      • Select service “MOD Storytelling Service" and complete the “MobSOS Questionnaire on Mobile Multimedia Community Service Success".

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