Mudlarking in Deptford: Prototype toolkit

Sprake, Juliet. 2005. Mudlarking in Deptford: Prototype toolkit. [Design]

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'Mudlarking' developed a prototype toolkit for users to participate in and produce locative media-based guided tours. The research contributed to the emerging international agenda concerned with mobile learning drawing on pervasive technologies, content authoring & situated experience, creating a new interdisciplinary concept - '��e-touring'. Uniquely, the project used handheld computers and GPS technology, inviting participants to produce the tour as they took part, gathering imaginative responses then available to the next tour group.

Item Type:

Design

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On-line report with images. Showcased at Futurelab, Open House 2005, the work was also presented at The Design History Society Conference, 2005; Computer Assisted Learning Conference, 2005; Tourism and Performance: Scripts, Stages and Stories International Conference, Sheffield Hallam University, 2005; Handheld Learning Conference, 2005; the Children, Play and Locative Media Seminar, Hewlett Packard Labs, 2005. The research is published by Futurelab http://www.futurelab.org.uk/projects/mudlarking_in_deptford in What's So Great About SE8?, Kent, R., Carmichael, A. and Martin, B. eds Creative Lewisham Agency, London; in '��Evolving & Involving: a dynamic, participatory experience for mobile learners' International Conference on Seeing, Understanding, Learning in the Mobile Age, The Institute for Philosophical Research of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and T-Mobile, Budapest, May 05; and by BECTA in Insight: observatory for new technologies & education, �'Policy &; Innovation in Education: Innovation' Jun 06. Exhibitions include: London Open House, Sept 05, 'What's so great about SE8?' Deptford Design 05, Cockpit Arts, Sept 05 and BETT, Jan 06. It was reported in, The Guardian, 7 Jun 05 & cited in the TES, 11 Feb 05 and 17 Jun 05.

Keywords:

GPS; e-touring; toolkit; Deptford

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Departments, Centres and Research Units:

Design

Date:

30 June 2005

Item ID:

301

Date Deposited:

27 Jun 2008 13:39

Last Modified:

23 Jun 2017 12:37

URI:

https://research.gold.ac.uk/id/eprint/301

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