I beacons api for the real world
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- 1. iBeacons: API for the Real World? Rheinallt Jones, Tom Pert, Dafydd James
- 2. People’s Collection Wales Casgliad y Werin Cymru ● Partnership between cultural heritage bodies in Wales ● Full of photographs, sound archives, videos, articles ● Accessible for anyone to contribute material ● Important platform for collaboration The vision is not only to allow users to discover and view the online content; but also to encourage and enable individuals to engage and contribute to the collections.
- 3. People’s Collection Wales: Technology and Innovation
- 4. People’s Collection Wales: Technology and Innovation
- 5. Locly: a content platform for creating and interacting with beacons Beacon creators Create engaging in-the- moment experiences easily with content cards. Beacon users Find and interact with bite-sized content that's relevant to where you are.
- 6. Bluetooth LE: What is it? Bluetooth LE Devices Transmit Small Packets of Data 3-10m 70m Which wakes up its ‘listener’ to let it know it’s there Which calculates your proximity to the Beacon 5cm
- 7. Estimote Kantakt Do it yourself ‘Coin’ kit Types of iBeacons
- 8. http://vimeo.com/92045397 Proof of technological concept: Do they work?
- 10. Creating beacon content Step 1: Set up the project ● Name your project ● Set up your ‘places’ (e.g. display, exhibit) ● Linking your places to beacons
- 11. Creating beacon content Step 2: Create your content ● Create ‘content cards’ for each place ● Create widgets (using Bookry) ● Publish cards
- 12. Creating beacon content Step 3: Test and publish ● Place and calibrate your beacons ● Download and test app ● Publish project
- 13. Content Cards WHITE LABEL Standard Video Sound / Audio Event Schedule Quiz Chat Map Widget RSS Web Page Twitter Facebook Poll Feedback Photos iTunes U
- 15. Beacon learning zones Using beacons for ad-hoc group work Using beacons for content structuring
- 16. beacon 1 ‘For’ the Stirke for cards for cards for A cards for cards Afor cards Afor cards Afor cards beacon 2 Aagains t cards ‘Against’the Strke agains t cards agains t cards agains t cards Aagains t cards Aagains t cards Aagains t cards Using projects in the classroom Pupils move around to view cards from multiple beacons
- 17. Virtual Museum classroom beacon Key stage 2 Project A Key stage 3 Project history cards maths teacher history teacher A A A A A A maths cards maths cards maths cards maths cards maths cards maths cards maths cards maths cards history cards maths cards maths cards maths cards maths cards history cards history cards history cards history cards history history history history history history Maths History teacher teacher arrives. Pupils Pupils automatically see the maths cards. the history cards. Using projects in the extended learning environment Teacher visiting museum changes beacon content
- 18. Interpreting Intent: Detecting behavior around beacons
- 19. This is Peredur: Engineer, facilitator and moving beacon
- 20. Culture Beacon: A framework ● Brings together multiple museum & heritage iBeacon tours in one place ● Just one app to download for many site visits ● Easy and fast way to start using iBeacon technology ● Collaborating with the University of Leicester to ensure that published material reaches a standard criteria ● Cross-marketing between members
- 23. Retail Events Education The Venues Groups internet of things Browser for the real world
- 24. Thank you! Diolch yn fawr! Rheinallt Jones rheinallt.ffoster-jones@museumwales.ac.uk Tom Pert tom.pert@rcahmw.gov.uk Dafydd James dafydd.james@museumwales.ac.uk info@culturebeacon.org www.culturebeacon.org