Designing a 'No Interface' Audiowalk"

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The document discusses designing an audio walk with no interface. It provides examples of past audio walks that used various interfaces and draws attention away from the environment. The proposed "no interface" audio walk would attach audio narratives directly to locations of historical significance using permanent physical pointers at each site. A prototype was created where sound, music and narratives were played when visitors stood near red signs installed at specific outdoor spots in Copenhagen that were part of the BZ anarchist movement. Testing showed this "no interface" design allowed visitors to focus their full attention on taking in the sites and stories.

Design

The best interface is no interface
(Krishna, 2015)“ ”
many visitors said they usually chose audio
rather than text descriptions because they could pay more
(visual) attention to the room. Second, a few visitors said the
interface drew their attention away from the room.
(Woodruff et. al.,2001)
“
”
The magnetic screen

...to attach sound, music and narrative
with content to the past, to locations of
historical significance.
(Behrendt, 2015, p. 10)
“
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Listeners seemed to respond particularly well to the
variety of voices used which gave the experience authenticity
and emotional impact – they enjoyed hearing from ‘
real’ people as opposed to a mono-vocal guide.
(Butler, 2008, p.10)
“
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Oral accounts & narratives

What is the
BZ-movement?
Archivephoto: Polfoto

What is the
BZ-movement?
Archivephoto: Polfoto
Photo: Ole Dreyer Wogensen

What is the
BZ-movement?
Photo: Jesper HolstArchivephoto: Polfoto
Photo: Ole Dreyer Wogensen

What is the
BZ-movement?
Photo: Jesper HolstArchivephoto: Polfoto
Photo: Ole Dreyer Wogensen
Photo: Uffe Weng

1998 >>2007>> 2018
Photo: Jens Nørgaard Larsen / Scanpix
Ungdomshuset
Photo: Uffe Weng

1981 >> 2018
Photo: Archivephoto/BZ-portalen
Allotria

Photo: Archivephoto/BZ-portalen Photo: Archivephoto/BZ-portalen Photo: Archivephoto/BZ-portalen Photo: Heine Pedersen

Allotria - the tunnel
Drawing: Erling Nederland Photo: Signe Guttormsen

(Do-Fi Digital production by Wallón M., & Solo, J.)
Prototype 1
Tidsmaskinen

Permanent pointers
The opening in the
red building
Street signs the yellow and brown
buildings with
satellite dishes
The wall with grafitti

Prototype 2
The “No Interface” Audio Walk

Thank You!
Photo: Archivephoto/BZ-portalenPhoto: Uffe Weng
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon
2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement
No 727040 (the GIFT project).
The GIFT project: www.gifting.digital

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1. Designing a “No Interface” Audio Walk Edith Terte Andersen * Tilde Aagaard Pedersen * Anders Sundnes Løvlie * IT-University of Copenhagen

2. The best interface is no interface (Krishna, 2015)“ ” many visitors said they usually chose audio rather than text descriptions because they could pay more (visual) attention to the room. Second, a few visitors said the interface drew their attention away from the room. (Woodruff et. al.,2001) “ ” The magnetic screen

3. ...to attach sound, music and narrative with content to the past, to locations of historical significance. (Behrendt, 2015, p. 10) “ ” Listeners seemed to respond particularly well to the variety of voices used which gave the experience authenticity and emotional impact – they enjoyed hearing from ‘ real’ people as opposed to a mono-vocal guide. (Butler, 2008, p.10) “ ” Oral accounts & narratives

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9. 1998 >>2007>> 2018 Photo: Jens Nørgaard Larsen / Scanpix Ungdomshuset Photo: Uffe Weng

10. 1981 >> 2018 Photo: Archivephoto/BZ-portalen Allotria

11. Photo: Archivephoto/BZ-portalen Photo: Archivephoto/BZ-portalen Photo: Archivephoto/BZ-portalen Photo: Heine Pedersen

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19. VIDEO: https://youtu.be/gUl5MXkuZfM

20. Thank You! Photo: Archivephoto/BZ-portalenPhoto: Uffe Weng This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 727040 (the GIFT project). The GIFT project: www.gifting.digital

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