This document describes plans for a Demonstration Garden project that aims to support environmental literacy through community-based learning. It will include both physical gardens located at 387 Golden Gate Ave in San Francisco, as well as virtual gardens accessible online. The project will connect the learning spaces using touchpoints like QR codes. It is currently in the planning stages and will use an agile ADDIE process to develop educational programs and resources for the gardens.

1. Demonstration Gardens
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Field project: Community-based
learning in a Demonstration Garden

2. Demonstration Gardens
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Field project: Community-based
learning in a Demonstration Garden
The Learning Need
Service Architecture
Status

3. The Learning Need
Support environmental literacy
through a community-based learning
system accessible to all ages and abilities.
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4. The Learning Need
Assessment Strategy: Case Library
Outcomes: Program development
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5. Service Architecture
Physical Gardens
Virtual Gardens
Interaction Model: Connect learning spaces
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6. Physical Gardens:
Outdoor environment
where programs happen
387 Golden Gate Ave
Tenderloin, San Francisco
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7. Virtual Gardens:
Public site links to
resources and Google
Apps for education.
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Interaction Model:
Touchpoints (QR codes)
connect physical & virtual
Resources

9. ADDIE is only linear if you start
from the beginning of a project.
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10. Organic development is not linear
…..so
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11. Agile ADDIE can re-organize
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12. Development Library WIP:
http://humanorigins.org/_jameel/lab/library/dg/index.html
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