The Sharing Turbine design project is based on the augmentation of digital resources to working and learning tasks for apprentices in the construction industry in Germany. These tasks are presently accessed and recorded through compiled a White Folder comprises of paper based documents, to be completed by hand. The present format does not allow for Full Article…
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Rapid Turbine
The Sharing Turbine design project is based on the digitalization of working and learning tasks for apprentices in the construction industry in Germany. These tasks are presently accessed and recorded through compiled a White Folder comprises of paper based documents, to be completed by hand. The present format is hard to update and not suited Full Article…
Wicam – a smart camera app
Wicam is an Android app designed to explore the interoperability of GoPro camera with mobile devices to enable quick recording, publishing and sharing videos. The application primarily focuses on functionality for recording and sharing videos. Once the user’s mobile device is connected to the GoPro camera’s WiFi, Wicam automatically connects to the camera when started. Full Article…
Ach So! – Mobile video recording app
Ach so! is designed to lower the barrier for using video to capture learning and to record events that others could use for learning. It aims to introduce these as useful practices at construction and training sites. Ach so! provides an app to introduce the process of using videos for learning. The tool is for Full Article…
Brikster – Brick laying app
Brikster is an application for support bricklayers in their training and learning. The team designs and develops a prototype for supporting bricklayers training and skill building. The application includes brick laying tutorial videos, on how to execute the work and a safety game. It is designed to have two language versions: English and German. The project lasts 2013 autumn Full Article…
Reflect App – recording ideas and learning
Reflect is an Android App for phones and tablets developed by students from Hochschule Karlsruhe (Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences) for Pontydysgu as part of the Learning Layers Project. The original idea came from talking with a doctor in the UK at a Learning layers workshop. He explained how little time he had to reflect Full Article…