Carolina A. Islas Sedano
ABSTRACT
The proposed installation aims to attract attention to and trigger interest in an outdoor exhibition through a memory game. Participants will interact with the installation by touching one of four touch-sensitive panels. Light and sound (outputs) are used to indicate which panel should be touched (inputs). The installation was first tested in Finland. Through the set up in Namibia we want to explore aspects such as sustainability and cross-cultural informal learning experience.
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Index Terms
- Triggering interest in outdoor gallery exhibitions through touch, sound and games
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