Tweet During a previous Elevate Development Sprint we create a layer in the Augmented Reality “Layar” app. The sprint was designed to allow us to test the technology and to find possibly uses for this application. Since the sprint we have spoken with our Marketing & External Relations team to show them what we developed. [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Augmented Reality’
Location Aware Workshop for JISC RSC Eastern
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May 17th, 2012 Tweet I’m just following up on the location aware learning activity workshop we (Elevate Team) at UCS ran with the JISC RSC Eastern on 9th May. This all day workshop involved using low threshold applications, QR Codes and Augmented Reality (Aurasma) to develop a set of location aware learning activities. It was pitched at the [...]
e-assessment, mobile devices and augmented reality posters (aurasma)
AndyR March 27th, 2012 Tweet The Elevate Team are continuing to explore the use of augmented reality posters using the aurasma application. The latest in the series is a poster to support a 45 minute paper I am presenting at the RSC JISC Eastern e-assessment showcase event on the 30th March. The poster contains two videos, discussing different aspects [...]
Release of #UCSConnect in the App Store #aurasma
AaronB March 2nd, 2012 Tweet UCS Connect, the visual browsing application reskinned from the Aurasma Lite app has now been approved and is a avilable for download from the app store. Shown below is the app in the app store via an iPhone, UCS Connect is also available via the Android Market Place for users with Android devices. The [...]
Posted in App Reviews, Mobile Learning, Projects & Pilots, Your Stories 
Tags: Augmented Reality, Aurasma, UCS Connect 
No Comments »Interactive Poster Prototype #UCSConnect #aurasma
AaronB February 22nd, 2012 Tweet The Elevate Team have been working with Sam Chenery-Morris, a lecturer within the School of Nursing and Midwifery. Sam is presenting a poster at the RCN Education Forum Conference titled “Evaluating Midwifery Practice “. The Elevate picked up on this poster during a chat with Sam as part of the “Learning Technologist for a [...]
Posted in Classroom Tech, Mobile Learning, Projects & Pilots Tags: Augmented Reality, Aurasma, UCS Connect 1 Comment »Visual Browsing, Interactive Posters and Publicity Material #aurasma
AaronB January 24th, 2012 Tweet It has been an interesting few weeks regarding visual browsing and augmented reality at UCS. The Elevate Team have been experimenting with the Aurasma app, as shown in previous posts. We have been looking at using the visual browsing tool to create interactive posters, bring them to life. We have now got a [...]
Visual Browsing & Augmented Reality – An update
AaronB December 2nd, 2011 Tweet I just wanted to give a quick update on the app that we used for the quick demo shown in this post “Visual Browsing and Augmented Reality“, we have a number of teams at UCS interested in this technology. One of the teams is the Marketing department who are looking to “spice up” the [...]
Out and About: Aaron at RSC Eastern eLearning Forum
AaronB October 12th, 2011 Tweet I spent Friday 7th October at The Moller Centre, Churchill College, Cambridge attending the JISC RSC Eastern eLearning Forum. I was really looking to the event as the programme looked really interesting, I was especially interested in the Focus on Augmented Reality (AR) by University of Exeter, as this is an area that we [...]
Visual Browsing and Augmented Reality
AaronB September 20th, 2011 Tweet An area that the Elevate Team are looking into at the moment is the overlaying of online, virtual resources with real world, physical items. We’ll be looking to work with our School of Science, Technology and Health, in particularly the division of Science and Technology where researchers are doing some very interesting work with international status [...]
Posted in Mobile Learning, Projects & Pilots Tags: Augmented Reality, Aurasma, Interactive 2 Comments »A Good News Day: #AugmentedReality Layer Approved by #Layar
AaronB June 23rd, 2011 Tweet We’ve recently received some good news, our augmented reality layer developed during our recent “development sprint” has been approved for publication by Layar. After a couple finishing touches we will publish the layer that will become publicly available for anyone in and round the Ipswich Waterfront. The layer gives access to a large amount of information from [...]
