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TABLE of
Contents

◇ Introduction
◇ Background

◇ Hardware
◇ Software

◇ Scratch
◇ Humanware

◇ Summary
Introduction
Introduction

I n tr o
c

d tion
u

Fine Art Education

Music Education

Art Education

Physical Education

Convergence Education
Introduction

I n tr o
c

du tion

 Who?

Teenagers

 What?

Multi Art Informal Learning Complex

 Where?

In every district

 When?

During class of fine arts

 Why?

To encourage students’ voluntary
participation and make learning an
internal pleasure
Background
Content

B ACK

G R Ou nd

Problem of Current Art Education
① Rigidity
② Uniformity

③ Utilize Competition as an External Motive
④ Inequality
⑤ Incongruity of Assessment
Content

B ACK

G R Ou nd

Capabilities required for
Learners in Future Society
① Constructing Ability on Knowledge
② Self-Control Ability
③ Communication Ability

④ Cooperation Ability
⑤ Problem-Solving Ability and Creativity
Content

B ACK

G R Ou nd

Intention of the Complex
→ Convenient education in the future
by combining art education and technology
→ Environment where students can enjoy
high quality art activities

=> Positive effects on individuals and society
Content

B ACK

G R Ou nd

Ideals of Education

① Constructivism Education

② Informal Learning

③ Humanistic View of Education
Content

B ACK

G R Ou nd

Expectation Effect - Individual
① learners can express their feelings

② upright character
③ anyone can have an artistic talent
④ various career exploration is possible
⑤ positive effect on cognitive capability
⑥ art can enrich one’s life
Content

B ACK

G R Ou nd

Expectation Effect - Social
① Social problem might decrease through healthy
expression of feelings.
② Positive effects on society when students grow up
with healthy character and awakened way of
thinking.
③ Fringe Jobs can receive attention and creation of
employment
Hardware
H A RD

MAIL

Music

Art

P.E.

Multi complex

WA R E

Surrounding Environment
MAIL complex
H A RD

MAIL

Music

Art

P.E.

Multi complex

WA R E

Lesson Room
Performance Room

Concert Hall
Appreciation Room
AppreciationHall, Receptiondrum, percussions)
Asian Western Music Office
Technology (Pansori, (wind)
Entrance Music / composition)
Performance Room (ex. RoomRoom
Asian Music Security (String)
PracticalWestern Music (vocal, LessonDeskhall…)
Music(Vocal, / (string,percussion)
AssemblyMusic(string,Concert
Practical composition,
Western Service wind)
(percussion)
piano)
H A RD

W E
AR

MAIL

Music

Art

P.E.

Multi complex

5th floor

Drawing Room

4th floor

Drawing Room

3rd floor

Drawing Room

2nd floor

Classroom

1st floor

Resting Place

B1 – B2

Appreciation Room
H A RD

MAIL

Music

Art

P.E.

WA R E

Appreciation Room

Multi complex
H A RD

MAIL

Music

Art

P.E.

Multi complex

WA R E
waterway

Special
Features

Indoor Gym

Outdoor Gym
H A RD

WA R E

MAIL

Music

Art

P.E.

Multi complex

Swimming pool

Room 154

Other
Facilities?

Room 153

Theatre

Room 155

Ice Rink

Room 156

Multipurpose circular gym

Room 157

Gymnastics Arena

Room 158-164

VR room
H A RD

MAIL

Music

Art

P.E.

Multi complex

WA R E

VR room
Multipurpose Circular Gym
Gymnastics Arena
Classroom
Ice Rink
Theatre
H A RD

MAIL

Music

Art

P.E.

WA R E

Classroom Resting place
Practice Room
Lobby & & Concert Hall
Honor Gallery
Shower
Administration

Multi complex
H A RD

WA R E

MAIL

Music

Art

P.E.

Multi complex

• Cafeteria

• Pc lab
• Study table

• TV
• Restroom

• Guardhouse

Lobby & Resting Place
H A RD

MAIL

Music

Art

P.E.

Multi complex

WA R E
Smart Mirror

Shower Room
H A RD

MAIL

Music

Art

P.E.

Multi complex

WA R E
Smart Glass

Administration
H A RD

MAIL

Music

Art

P.E.

Multi complex

WA R E
P.E.
Music
Art

Honor Gallery
H A RD

WA R E

MAIL

Music

Art

P.E.

Multi complex

• Transforming
room
• Virtual Reality

Practice Room
H A RD

MAIL

Music

Art

P.E.

Multi complex

WA R E
Concert Hall

Classroom & Concert Hall
H A RD

MAIL

Music

Art

P.E.

WA R E

Other
Facilities?

Information Center

Multi complex
H A RD

WA R E

- devices
1. 3D Glass
(smart glass)

3D glass Recording system

Augmented Reality Phone

Smartboard

• Experience virtual reality

• Displays scenes in all dimensions of
classroom (Difference from 3D screen)
• Educational information added by experts
H A RD

WA R E

- devices
1. 3D Glass
(smart glass)

3D glass Recording system

Augmented Reality Phone

Smartboard
H A RD

W E
AR

- devices

3D glass Recording system

Augmented Reality Phone

Smartboard

• Installed in 3D Glass
• Active learner
• Transmitted to students’ individual
database

2. Recording
System

• Used for feedback / mentoring programs
H A RD

3D glass Recording system

Augmented Reality Phone

Smartboard

WA R E

- devices
3. Augmented
Reality Phone
Related to every state of affairs of humanlife
H A RD

WA R E

- devices
4. Smartboard

3D glass Recording system

Augmented Reality Phone

Smartboard

• similar to smart glass but its PORTABLE
• Loaded with recording system, fingerprint
identification system, etc,.
• Database connected to Administration
Office
H A RD

WA R E

- devices
4. Smartboard

3D glass Recording system

Augmented Reality Phone

Smartboard
Software
HOLOGRAM
Content

S O FT

WA R E

DB system

Hologram

Virtual Reality

Augmented Reality

Database System
Information storage

Achievements
Appreciation info.

Personal info.

Curriculum
Content

S O FT

WA R E

DB system

Hologram

Virtual Reality

Hologram
Creating 3D images

Augmented Reality

Curriculum
Content

S O FT

WA R E

DB system

Hologram

Virtual Reality

Augmented Reality

Curriculum
Content

S O FT

WA R E

DB system

Hologram

Virtual Reality

Augmented Reality

Virtual Reality
Applied in Appreciation room 

Curriculum

Vivid
Experience
Content

S O FT

WA R E

DB system

Hologram

Virtual Reality

Augmented Reality

Augmented Reality
Reality of daily lives in the future

Platform for informal learning
& publicizing performances

Curriculum
Content

S O FT

WA R E

DB system

Hologram

Virtual Reality

Augmented Reality

Curriculum

Life with MAIL Complex

Name : Clara
Age : 17
Interest : playing violin
Content

S O FT

DB system

WA R E
Confirm major
Classes start
Self curriculum

Hologram

Virtual Reality

Augmented Reality

Curriculum
Content

S O FT

WA R E

DB system

Hologram

Virtual Reality

Augmented Reality

Curriculum
Content

S O FT

DB system

WA R E
Interim evaluation

Preparation

Hologram

Virtual Reality

Augmented Reality

Curriculum
Content

S O FT

DB system

Hologram

Virtual Reality

Augmented Reality

Curriculum

Music major

WA R E
Convergence Art

Physical p. major

Art major
Content

S O FT

DB system

Hologram

Virtual Reality

Augmented Reality

WA R E
Preparation

Curriculum
Content

S O FT

WA R E

DB system

Hologram

Virtual Reality

Augmented Reality

Curriculum
Content

S O FT

WA R E

DB system

Hologram

Virtual Reality

Augmented Reality

At the end of the semester,
Student perform their final work

Curriculum
Introduction
1 Intro.
2 Background
3 goal

Content
4 Physical environment  building & devices
5 Software
6 humanware

Summary
Humanware
H uMa N
R
Wa E

Administration Dept.

Technical Dept.

Specialists in Art education

Administration Dept.
- Connection with school organization &
Making a Curriculum

- Matching students with instructors

- Arranging and Informing the result
of examination for students
H uMa N
R
Wa E

Administration Dept.

Technical Dept.

Specialists in Art education

Technical Dept.
- Management of various materials
: Database, Hologram,
Virtual reality and augmented reality
- Solving technical problems
of hardware or devices
H uMa N
R
Wa E

Administration Dept.

Technical Dept.

Specialists in Art education

Specialists in Art education
- Art teachers at public schools
& Professional art experts
- State-authorized tests for
qualification to teach
- 5 to 10 : 1
Summary
Su

mma Ry

Education For the Future

MAIL COMPLEX
Constructivism

Informal learning
Su

mma Ry

Education For the Future
Software
Hardware

Humanware

MAIL COMPLEX
Convenient
Constructivism

High-quality
Informal learning

Emotional & Cognitive Development for students
Q&A
Thank You!

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  • 1.
  • 2.
    TABLE of Contents ◇ Introduction ◇Background ◇ Hardware ◇ Software ◇ Scratch ◇ Humanware ◇ Summary
  • 3.
  • 4.
    Introduction I n tro c d tion u Fine Art Education Music Education Art Education Physical Education Convergence Education
  • 5.
    Introduction I n tro c du tion  Who? Teenagers  What? Multi Art Informal Learning Complex  Where? In every district  When? During class of fine arts  Why? To encourage students’ voluntary participation and make learning an internal pleasure
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    Content B ACK G ROu nd Problem of Current Art Education ① Rigidity ② Uniformity ③ Utilize Competition as an External Motive ④ Inequality ⑤ Incongruity of Assessment
  • 8.
    Content B ACK G ROu nd Capabilities required for Learners in Future Society ① Constructing Ability on Knowledge ② Self-Control Ability ③ Communication Ability ④ Cooperation Ability ⑤ Problem-Solving Ability and Creativity
  • 9.
    Content B ACK G ROu nd Intention of the Complex → Convenient education in the future by combining art education and technology → Environment where students can enjoy high quality art activities => Positive effects on individuals and society
  • 10.
    Content B ACK G ROu nd Ideals of Education ① Constructivism Education ② Informal Learning ③ Humanistic View of Education
  • 11.
    Content B ACK G ROu nd Expectation Effect - Individual ① learners can express their feelings ② upright character ③ anyone can have an artistic talent ④ various career exploration is possible ⑤ positive effect on cognitive capability ⑥ art can enrich one’s life
  • 12.
    Content B ACK G ROu nd Expectation Effect - Social ① Social problem might decrease through healthy expression of feelings. ② Positive effects on society when students grow up with healthy character and awakened way of thinking. ③ Fringe Jobs can receive attention and creation of employment
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    H A RD MAIL Music Art P.E. Multicomplex WA R E Surrounding Environment MAIL complex
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    H A RD MAIL Music Art P.E. Multicomplex WA R E Lesson Room Performance Room Concert Hall Appreciation Room AppreciationHall, Receptiondrum, percussions) Asian Western Music Office Technology (Pansori, (wind) Entrance Music / composition) Performance Room (ex. RoomRoom Asian Music Security (String) PracticalWestern Music (vocal, LessonDeskhall…) Music(Vocal, / (string,percussion) AssemblyMusic(string,Concert Practical composition, Western Service wind) (percussion) piano)
  • 16.
    H A RD WE AR MAIL Music Art P.E. Multi complex 5th floor Drawing Room 4th floor Drawing Room 3rd floor Drawing Room 2nd floor Classroom 1st floor Resting Place B1 – B2 Appreciation Room
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    H A RD MAIL Music Art P.E. WAR E Appreciation Room Multi complex
  • 18.
    H A RD MAIL Music Art P.E. Multicomplex WA R E waterway Special Features Indoor Gym Outdoor Gym
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    H A RD WAR E MAIL Music Art P.E. Multi complex Swimming pool Room 154 Other Facilities? Room 153 Theatre Room 155 Ice Rink Room 156 Multipurpose circular gym Room 157 Gymnastics Arena Room 158-164 VR room
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    H A RD MAIL Music Art P.E. Multicomplex WA R E VR room Multipurpose Circular Gym Gymnastics Arena Classroom Ice Rink Theatre
  • 21.
    H A RD MAIL Music Art P.E. WAR E Classroom Resting place Practice Room Lobby & & Concert Hall Honor Gallery Shower Administration Multi complex
  • 22.
    H A RD WAR E MAIL Music Art P.E. Multi complex • Cafeteria • Pc lab • Study table • TV • Restroom • Guardhouse Lobby & Resting Place
  • 23.
    H A RD MAIL Music Art P.E. Multicomplex WA R E Smart Mirror Shower Room
  • 24.
    H A RD MAIL Music Art P.E. Multicomplex WA R E Smart Glass Administration
  • 25.
    H A RD MAIL Music Art P.E. Multicomplex WA R E P.E. Music Art Honor Gallery
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    H A RD WAR E MAIL Music Art P.E. Multi complex • Transforming room • Virtual Reality Practice Room
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    H A RD MAIL Music Art P.E. Multicomplex WA R E Concert Hall Classroom & Concert Hall
  • 28.
    H A RD MAIL Music Art P.E. WAR E Other Facilities? Information Center Multi complex
  • 29.
    H A RD WAR E - devices 1. 3D Glass (smart glass) 3D glass Recording system Augmented Reality Phone Smartboard • Experience virtual reality • Displays scenes in all dimensions of classroom (Difference from 3D screen) • Educational information added by experts
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    H A RD WAR E - devices 1. 3D Glass (smart glass) 3D glass Recording system Augmented Reality Phone Smartboard
  • 31.
    H A RD WE AR - devices 3D glass Recording system Augmented Reality Phone Smartboard • Installed in 3D Glass • Active learner • Transmitted to students’ individual database 2. Recording System • Used for feedback / mentoring programs
  • 32.
    H A RD 3Dglass Recording system Augmented Reality Phone Smartboard WA R E - devices 3. Augmented Reality Phone Related to every state of affairs of humanlife
  • 33.
    H A RD WAR E - devices 4. Smartboard 3D glass Recording system Augmented Reality Phone Smartboard • similar to smart glass but its PORTABLE • Loaded with recording system, fingerprint identification system, etc,. • Database connected to Administration Office
  • 34.
    H A RD WAR E - devices 4. Smartboard 3D glass Recording system Augmented Reality Phone Smartboard
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    Content S O FT WAR E DB system Hologram Virtual Reality Augmented Reality Database System Information storage Achievements Appreciation info. Personal info. Curriculum
  • 38.
    Content S O FT WAR E DB system Hologram Virtual Reality Hologram Creating 3D images Augmented Reality Curriculum
  • 39.
    Content S O FT WAR E DB system Hologram Virtual Reality Augmented Reality Curriculum
  • 40.
    Content S O FT WAR E DB system Hologram Virtual Reality Augmented Reality Virtual Reality Applied in Appreciation room  Curriculum Vivid Experience
  • 41.
    Content S O FT WAR E DB system Hologram Virtual Reality Augmented Reality Augmented Reality Reality of daily lives in the future Platform for informal learning & publicizing performances Curriculum
  • 42.
    Content S O FT WAR E DB system Hologram Virtual Reality Augmented Reality Curriculum Life with MAIL Complex Name : Clara Age : 17 Interest : playing violin
  • 43.
    Content S O FT DBsystem WA R E Confirm major Classes start Self curriculum Hologram Virtual Reality Augmented Reality Curriculum
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    Content S O FT WAR E DB system Hologram Virtual Reality Augmented Reality Curriculum
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    Content S O FT DBsystem WA R E Interim evaluation Preparation Hologram Virtual Reality Augmented Reality Curriculum
  • 46.
    Content S O FT DBsystem Hologram Virtual Reality Augmented Reality Curriculum Music major WA R E Convergence Art Physical p. major Art major
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    Content S O FT DBsystem Hologram Virtual Reality Augmented Reality WA R E Preparation Curriculum
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    Content S O FT WAR E DB system Hologram Virtual Reality Augmented Reality Curriculum
  • 49.
    Content S O FT WAR E DB system Hologram Virtual Reality Augmented Reality At the end of the semester, Student perform their final work Curriculum
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    Introduction 1 Intro. 2 Background 3goal Content 4 Physical environment  building & devices 5 Software 6 humanware Summary
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    H uMa N R WaE Administration Dept. Technical Dept. Specialists in Art education Administration Dept. - Connection with school organization & Making a Curriculum - Matching students with instructors - Arranging and Informing the result of examination for students
  • 53.
    H uMa N R WaE Administration Dept. Technical Dept. Specialists in Art education Technical Dept. - Management of various materials : Database, Hologram, Virtual reality and augmented reality - Solving technical problems of hardware or devices
  • 54.
    H uMa N R WaE Administration Dept. Technical Dept. Specialists in Art education Specialists in Art education - Art teachers at public schools & Professional art experts - State-authorized tests for qualification to teach - 5 to 10 : 1
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    Su mma Ry Education Forthe Future MAIL COMPLEX Constructivism Informal learning
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    Su mma Ry Education Forthe Future Software Hardware Humanware MAIL COMPLEX Convenient Constructivism High-quality Informal learning Emotional & Cognitive Development for students
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