Trodn Locative Media prototype
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- 1. Trodn a locative media project Michael Sarroff and David Bartolo
- 2. Trodn Mobile Learning Location Awareness Its not only about GPS location M-learning uses mobile devices to enhance learning
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- 5. The aim of this project is to use the situated place as novel learning platform that will provide an immersive and fresh approach to the relationship between form and function. (after Paul Carter - Material Thinking ) Trodn – Aim
- 6. The creation of a real time design and evaluation tool should act as a hook to motivate and focus the user into changing their understanding of their world and the relationships of its elements. The immediacy of the realisation is the interstitial fold And..
- 7. The Prototype proposal This project proposes the design of a collaborative training tool for planning students. The scenario would typically involve a group undertaking a joint planning exercise, and would consist of various components that allow pre and post visualization, and collaborative design in both the virtual and physical worlds.
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- 11. The Concept – Scenario 2 Objects appear in replica location in SL with markers
- 13. The Concept – Scenario 3 – Mobile UI
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- Trodn will however allow the inhabitants to read the city by assisting in creating its narrative and feeding it back to them in real time.
- Trodn will however allow the inhabitants to read the city by assisting in creating its narrative and feeding it back to them in real time.