Human Factors of XR: Using Human Factors to Design XR Systems
Timelines
1. October 15, 2010
Objective:
1. McDs in Australia
2. Living Timeline
3. Count off by 7 and make a timeline with your
group....
4. How do I really write a timeline?
5. Living Time line one more time
Homework:
In your passport… what would your life be like if you
didn’t have your cell phone, computer, television,
game system, or a car. Are these items essential to
your life!
In your passport, behind Unit #
2 – on the first blank piece of
paper – write the date(10-15)
in the top right corner and
then write the homework
question down.
2.
3. Number Lines and Time Lines
Mapping out the events in history!
Draw a number line with negative and positive
numbers!
What happens to the negative numbers as they
go left to right (like you read a book)?
4. Make a timeline starting at 5 and going to 5
BCE BCE BCE BCE BCE CE CE CE CE CE
5 BCE 4 BCE 3 BCE 2 BCE 1 BCE CE 1 CE 2 CE 3 CE 4 CE 5
What did you notice about the letters BCE and CE?
What about the zero?
5. • On a time line you count just like you do
on a number line. Everything to the left
of the 0 counts backward and uses the
letters BCE or BC (depends on your
preference). Everything to the right of
the 0 counts forwards and uses the letters
CE or AD (depends on your preference).
6. Let’s Retry this…Living Time Line
THE
EVENTS:
400 BCE
Thermopylae and 300
Spartans
CE 800 Charlemagne
becomes emperor
44 BCE Julius Caesar
is Murdered
CE 1206 Khan
Dynasty takes over
China
3200 BCE Sumerians
make Cuneiform
CE 14 Augustus dies 750 BCE Homer
writes the Iliad and
the Odyssey
CE 180 Pax Romana
in Rome ends
8000 BCE Jericho is
founded
