The document discusses the concept of 'big history' and digital learning through locative storytelling using mobile technology. It outlines a project involving GPS and pedometers to connect walking with historical time scales and distances, allowing users to experience knowledge in a tangible way. The project emphasizes the relationship between movement in space and time, illustrating various scales from atomic to cosmic distances.

1. Fred Adam!
fred.ubik2@gmail.com
Big History & Digital Learning!
Exploring Space and Time by the walk
A explanation by
gpsmuseum.euubik2.com

2. Big History & Digital Learning!
!
Exploring Space and Time by the walk!
through!
Locative Storytelling with Mobile Phones

3. ChronoZoomProject.org
2012 - the context

4. 2010 - Solar Walker project

5. 2010 - Solar Walker project

6. 2012 - the app Walk Through Time
Geoff Ainscow – Project Director
walkthroughtime.org

7. 2012 - Walk Through Time - video
walkthroughtime.org

8. TECHNICAL VIEW:
associating digital media to
real places
SENSORS Displacement of the body in space
Tagging TrackingGPS
OUR VIEW
Experiencing knowledge in the real world
with the mind and body

9. What the market actually does!
with the pedometer
1 - count your steps during your trainning
2 - estimate the calories you burn

10. What we do with the pedometer:
1- Defining a time-scale for each step
1 step = 1 MY
2 - associating media to the steps
3 - Sliding on a digital timeline
Travel through time on Earth
by walking

11. What we do with the GPS:
1- Share the
intimate
experience
of the walk
on the social
networks.

12. Most of all, Locative Media can produce:
An understanding of very large
and small scales of time and space
experimenting the relative distances
between events or elements

13. Walking:
1 step = 100Y (civilization)
1 step = 10.000Y (specie)
1 step = 1 MY (Earth History)
1 step = 1 LY
in Time:
1 step = 1 KM (country)
1 step = 100 KM (earth core)
1 step = 1 CM (apple)
1 step = 1 NM (atom)
in Space:

14. Walking:
walk in time-scale
walkinspace-scale
shifting between
Time and Space

15. Walking:
in Space: 1 step = 10 KM
A 637 steps walk into the core of Earth

16. Walking on the rings of Saturn
in Space: 1 step = 100 KM
A 800-step walk along Saturn's rings

17. Walking inside an atom:
in Space: 1 step = 1 Nano
Experiencing the macrocosm and microcosm by walking
Crossing the Milky Way:
in Space: 1 step = 1 LY

18. ubik2.com

19. gpsmuseum.eu

20. omniscopic.com
elumenati.com
2012 - our creative network
http://www.ibhanet.org

21. Fred Adam!
fred.ubik2@gmail.com
gpsmuseum.euubik2.com