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Learning course for sensory interaction
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Our study aims to develop a basic course for education in terms of interactivity in media arts and design. Interactivity that has been brought by media technologies is a crucial element for a broad range of studies including software interface design and product design as well as media arts and design. Students learning new types of visual communication should cultivate their ability to comprehend media technology and create interaction using it. We developed original toolkits for the training course. This course enables students to create an interactive installation and learn how to interrelate graphic images generated by a program with sensing human actions. Through the process of learning, we expect students to become aware of diverse relations between sense and actions. We will present the details of the course and introduce artworks from students' projects.
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