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This document discusses the potential for physical objects and locations to tell their own stories and share knowledge by connecting the digital, physical, and mobile worlds. It suggests using technologies like QR codes and social networks to allow human knowledge about an object or place to become part of the object or place itself, weaving together the digital, physical, and social aspects of knowledge across communities.
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Cil2009 QRCodes
- 1. Bonnie Peirce B3OK.org [email_address] Extending the knowledge possibilities of physical locations & physical objects… Weaving together the digital, physical and mobile worlds…
- 2. what if the walls could talk…
- 3. … or any object?
- 4. What if the physical world could tell its stories? What if human knowledge of the object or place became part of the object or place itself?
- 5. Social objects Woven together across digital, physical, and mobile knowledge & social communities
- 6. oh , there it is… … . as just a piece of the world…?
- 8. NYC
- 19. QR Codes
- 27. 7089
- 39. Consider the possibilities… Bonnie Peirce B3OK.org [email_address]