Use of technological tools of augmented reality to foster innovative learning spaces in the area of natural sciences
Fabio Ignacio Munevar Quintero, John Alexander Taborda and Julio Zarate Trespalacios
Julio Zarate Trespalacios. The purpose of the presentation in the use of technological tools of reality increased in the area of natural sciences to foster spaces of learning and innovation. With the technology of augmented reality it is possible to innovate in the different areas of knowledge, one of them, the natural sciences specifically in the area of biology, the above with the purpose of making the classes more didactic and dynamic that allow the Elementary Student Primary and secondary education, motivate themselves towards teaching processes in learning environments in a way that fosters interactivity, collaboration, and creativity and through the use of multimedia cards for different grades.
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- May 26, 2017
Journal for Research Cultures
Sophie-Carolin Wagner, Andrew Newman
RIAT – Research Institute for Arts and Technology
andrew@anewman.net, sophie.wagner@riat.at
The Journal for Research Cultures (JRC) is an international peer reviewed Open-Access (OA) journal published by RIAT - Research Institute for Arts and Technology. JRC concentrates on the communication and presentation of strategies of experimental, transdisciplinary and artistic research practices across epistemic cultures. It focuses on strategies rather than outcomes of research activities and extends the philosophy of openness with the intention to be accessible to a broad audience both within the and outside academic framework.- Date
- May 26, 2017
Leonardo/Olats: Art-Science collaborations & Artists in residence programs (examples)
Annick Bureaud / France
Leonardo/Olats
abureaud@gmail.com, www.annickbureaud.net
In this institutional presentation of the non-profit Franco-European organization Leonardo/Olats, we shall focus on our experience in art-science collaborations and artists in residence programmes, which took place mainly within EU supported projects, and open for expanded collaborations with other geocultural zones. We shall reflect on space art and bioart, two fields that have been prominent in our activities.- Date
- May 26, 2017
PXN
Jeremy Poulloux / France
upian
margaux@upian.com, jeremy@lageneraledeproduction.com PXN, TIU
PXN is a non-profit organization gathering independent producers engaged in the field of new media production. PXN aims at contributing to the digital transition in France's cultural and creative industries.
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- May 31, 2017
Narratón: Do we tell stories around reconciliation?
The MediaLabs Network, created in November 2016 from the EAFIT (Medellín), Javeriana (Bogotá) de Caldas (Manizales) and Jorge Tadeo Lozano (Bogotá) universities, launches the Narratón, a collective creation proposal that seeks to generate multi-format content that talks about reconciliation from the most varied perspectives and perceptions.
The Colombian post-conflict calls for new ways of being told both from the narrative and from the technical and the Narratón will be the meeting point to tell it from sound, written, audiovisual, photographic and interactive content, among other formats.- Date
- May 31, 2017
Transmedia Immersive University
Jeremy Poulloux / France
La Generale de Production
jeremy@lageneraledeproduction.com
CXN, TIU
The association TRANSMEDIA IMMERSIVE UNIVERSITY (TIU) was created in 2011 by French audiovisual producers in order to widely promote transmedia works in France abroad. As such, TIU's objectives are to bring together media professionals, particularly from the audiovisual, videogame and live action world, to promote their digital transition; to reveal young talents of webcreation through the TIU Lab - a pedagogic laboratory to professionalize the sector and accompany throughout the year the creation of student projects and their insertion into the market; and to introduce digital creation to the greatest number of people through the I LOVE TRANSMEDIA festival, which is held every year at La Gaîté Lyrique in Paris.- Date
- May 31, 2017
ISEA Symposium Archives: Update and Innovative Next Steps
Wim van der Plas, Bonnie Mitchel, Thomas Asmuth / USA
ISEA International Online Archives
bonniem@bgsu.edu, thomas.asmuth@gmail.com
Because ISEA is a nomadic symposium, organized in a different part of the world and by a different team each time it is held, archiving the symposium materials poses unique challenges. During the past 10 years, an effort has been undertaken to systematically gather all materials produced by the series of symposia, from 1988 to 2017, from Calls for Participation to final Proceedings, from Utrecht to Manizales. With this material, we have produced a rich repository of creative and scholarly research with over 8000 abstracts and artist statements, hundreds of full papers and a large number of full proceedings and catalogues. This valuable electronic and emerging art resource will be enhanced with artworks and other artifacts in the future.- Date
- May 31, 2017
Opportunities in Brazil. FAD - Digital Art Festival: 1st Edition of Digital Art Biennial 2018
Tadeus Mucelli / Brazil
FAD – Digital Art Festival & SAD – Digital Art Symposium (Conteudo Art & Technology.)
tadeus.mucelli@gmail.com
Since 2007, the Digital Art Festival has spread the themes of Art through New Technologies in four pillars of action in Belo Horizonte/Brazil. (Workshops, lectures, performances and art exhibition). The proposal of this edition called the Digital Art Biennial, tends to broaden the horizons of art through new media, placing this theme in a centrality in the field of art and culture in the midst of society. The connection between the cultural spaces of the cities of Rio de Janeiro and Belo Horizonte, and an international exchange of thinkers and makers who are habitual to the festival, is planned in this sense, but on a new spatialized scale of activities in the cities.- Date
- May 31, 2017
Media Lab / BR
Cleomar de Sousa Rocha, Suzete Venturelli, Gilbertto Prado / Brazil
usp
gttoprado@gmail.com, http://www.poeticasdigitais.net/
Media Lab is an academic network for research, development and innovation in interactive media. The Media Lab / Br consists of three laboratories, located at the Federal University of Goiás, Universidade de Brasília and the Federal University of the South and Southeast of Pará. The laboratories work with a transdisciplinary method, covering several areas of knowledge. Media Lab works with some research axes, focusing on the relationship between user and system, technological art, computational interfaces and social experiences with technology.
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