Hacking Homework - AR triggered by GPS locations, tactile objects or print
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The document discusses the concept of augmented reality (AR) and its application in education, emphasizing the benefits of integrating AR into homework to enhance learning experiences. It outlines various tools and resources for creating AR content, and suggests practical uses of AR for place-based learning and outdoor activities. Additionally, it encourages educators to collaborate and share ideas on implementing AR in their teaching practices.
Hacking Homework - AR triggered by GPS locations, tactile objects or print
- 1. By Brendan O’Keefe curiositylab.com.au
- 2. Download the app for viewing AR Please download Aurasma onto your mobile device to view these demos Go to Aurasma.com or the App Store/Google Play Search for and install the Aurasma app Next Register for free account in app and then search for and follow Curiosity Lab
- 3. Learning objectives 1. Why you and your students might hack homework 2. Some benefits 3. What is (AR) Augmented Reality 4. Best tools for creating AR 5. Assets and resources for AR 6. Examples for using AR in education
- 4. What is AR Augmented Reality? Augmented reality (AR) is a term for a live direct or indirect view of a physical real-world environment whose elements are augmented by virtual computer-generated imagery. – Wikipedia Rich media objects which come alive through the viewfinder of any camera and internet enabled mobile device. This is achived with a AR builder (PC) and AR browser (mobile) The future is bright…. The Awesome Web and Google Glass
- 6. Why Hack homework? 1. Enables you and your students to use mobile devices to their full potential to value add to homework and other out of school learning opporunities 2. Gets students outdoors and into the local community 3. Movement aids learning and has many health benefits in our sedintary society 4. Works well incorporated into the Flipped Classroom model 5. Circumnavigates NO mobile devices in school policy as students are using their own or parent/carer’s devices after school 6. Works even better if you have a BYOD policy which welcomes in class use of mobile technologies
- 7. Using AR to in education • Place-based learning • Time rich opportunities • Weekly homework cards or stickers • Outdoor advertisitng posters or self made posters • Books, Library books (covers) • Rubics Cube • Learning Trail (tour local area) (mall, local historical tours) (favourite teen hangouts) • School newsletter or magazine • Outdoor advertising • Your ideas?
- 8. Best tools to create AR *Aurasma Layar *BuildAR ARIS Games
- 9. Assets and resources for AR My buttons for AR actions and homework bundles Royalty free images Free icons cheap vector art Toon characters File conversion Rip videos online Convert audio to MP3
- 10. The homework bundle • Links to inline video • Rich media online • Research online • Learning aids • You name it
- 11. Place-based
- 12. Place-based
- 15. Book
- 16. Poster
- 17. Puzzle
- 18. Aurasma is free
- 19. Quick Aurasma demo http://studio.aurasma.com/
- 20. ARIS GAMES
- 21. ARIS GAMES • Place-based learning trails • Local games using GPS/WIFI and QR codes • Build in game-based learning rewards etc • Free to build and free app for iOS • Feature rich • Notebook for interactivity and social learning
- 22. ARIS GAMES
- 23. ARIS GAMES • http://arisgames.com • http://arisgames.com/editor/
- 24. NEXT STEPS Help setting up a pilot, classroom trial Hacking Homework week Nov 2013 Keep the conversation going and ideas flowing Share examples and content with others DB and directory of AR homework Hashtag #hackhomework
- 25. Connect with me I’m always happy to answer your questions • +613 9018 7340 • brendan@brendanokeefe.com • curiositylab.com.au • brendanokeefe.com • Skype: ideasthatgive