1. Discover
Record information and material about the main topic the project
is about
2. Understand
Carry out deeper research in the background of the topic, find
problems related to the topic, identify the audience, etc.
3. Design
Design the solution for the audience, what will be delivered? What
is the story? Which are the activities?, fill in predefined templates for:
material selection (Pinboard), storyboard, AR sketching scenarios, etc. develop
content: text, image, video, audio
4. Prototype
Prototype the AR product using the AR Tutor environment, record
URL of the prototype and any other channel
5. Test
Obtain feedback from users and optimize the prototype, use
questionnaire and interviews
6. Share
Share the results to a wider audience through the use of QR codes
or interactive maps, social media, etc.
Content
developers can create new augmented reality cultural projects collaboratively
with others by creating and assigning a group of users to their project.
Then, the
application guides the data entry process step by step providing assistance to
the content developers and keeping track of all activity that takes place by
all users of the group working on the project.
At the end of
the Design phase, Step 4, the user can export all the information, multimedia
files and other resources along with the complete description of the project
and develop it using an Augmented Reality tool, such as Vuforia.
After the
prototype is complete, it is made accessible through Step 5, Prototype and the
Testing can be planned and organized.
The final
project result based on the conclusions from the testing is released and shared
with the intended audiences.
CultApp
We designed an application which facilitates the complete lifecycle of augmented learning projects by guiding the content developers through distinct steps of the Design Thinking methodology adapted for Cultural Augmented Reality Applications.
AR4ReClothing
We design and create an Augmented Reality mobile application as a valuable game to raise consciousness about textile upcycling among textile manufacturers