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Beyond the Classroom with Data Visualization, Indoor Positioning, and
the Mobile ExperienceKyle Parker and Denise Jones, Ball State University
In the classroom, working memory connects with the learner's past experiences and asks just two questions to
determine whether an item is saved or rejected.
“Does this make sense?”and
“Does this have meaning?”
Source: David Sousa, How the Brain Learns.
Students were able to create, name, and curate one theme.
Developed an emotion bond with the museum collection and their chosen work
Took an active interest in the usability of the app.
Students are more likely to gain greater understanding of and derive greater pleasure from learning when allowed to transform the learning into creative thoughts and products.
Source: David Sousa, How the Brain Learns.
FashionGeology Creatures
Norman Bluhm’s Abstract Expressionist painting, Chandelle (1966)appears in the Battles theme, curated by Samantha Ehrhart.
40 beacons placed throughout 25,000 sq ft on two floors
$60 per beacon, no ongoing maintenance
Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)
Supports Android 4.3+ and iOS7
3+ year battery life
Approximate accuracy of 10 feet
Additional contentRelated media including music, video and audio clips,
sketches, notes and annotations
Tours for class-specific activities
Community-related tours
Friends and family
For students: major and class assignments
For visitors: interests and preferences
Special events and activities
Art recommendations
Kyle Parker, Lara Kuykendall, and Denise JonesBall State University (United States)[email protected], [email protected], [email protected]