1. Overview

Name

AR Mindpalace

Description

Learning Maths and Physics in Application in Nature - Use AR-Geogebra Modells to measure Hight, Volume or Distance

School children 7th-9th Grade work on text based excersises employing AR to apply mathematical thinkg and abstraction in nature with GPS in a parcour located in a park in Frankfurt, Germany.

The AR Mindpalace is based on the psychological "loci" (Latin for places) method, in which cognitive learning processes are linked to a physical location and thus local impressions of the learning content. Via GPS, the app's map is used to find "learning places" and solve questions and tasks at them. The beta version of the app is currently hosted by StudyCore via a web app in a browser (more info at https://mindpalace.studycore.de/ where a demo video is available). 

You can Login with with these credentials:
username: TestData
PW:            t3st

Currently there is a learning route with AR objects in Frankfurt at Grüneburgpark. Everyone can use this learning route via the mentioned website.

The DIPF and StudyCore have collaborated with the Adornoschule in Frankfurt to design a math, physics and biology trail in the park next to the school. Here, students go for a walk with their cell phones or tablets and find objects based on their GPS location, such as a tree. They scan the tree and a task opens in the app. This can be a mathematical question about a distance or volume to be calculated, which is represented with a GeoGebra model, or a question about photosynthesis, which is provided with a GIF and a quiz question. At the moment we are in the final stages of completing this MINT course and want to test it with two other schools in Frankfurt.

Activities / Project Phases

Classes 7-9 Maths, Physics

Materials

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  • Comments


    students apply math in nature

    Start date

    2020-10-01

    End date

    2022-01-13
    2. Discover

    Discover the Main Topic

    Learning Maths and Physics in Application in Nature - Use AR-Geogebra Modells to measure Hight, Volume or Distance

    School children 7th-9th Grade work on text based excersises employing AR to apply mathematical thinkg and abstraction in nature with GPS in a parcour located in a park in Frankfurt, Germany.

    The AR Mindpalace is based on the psychological "loci" (Latin for places) method, in which cognitive learning processes are linked to a physical location and thus local impressions of the learning content. Via GPS, the app's map is used to find "learning places" and solve questions and tasks at them. The beta version of the app is currently hosted by StudyCore via a web app in a browser (more info at https://mindpalace.studycore.de/ where a demo video is available). 

    You can Login with with these credentials:
    username: TestData
    PW:            t3st

    Currently there is a learning route with AR objects in Frankfurt at Grüneburgpark. Everyone can use this learning route via the mentioned website.

    The DIPF and StudyCore have collaborated with the Adornoschule in Frankfurt to design a math, physics and biology trail in the park next to the school. Here, students go for a walk with their cell phones or tablets and find objects based on their GPS location, such as a tree. They scan the tree and a task opens in the app. This can be a mathematical question about a distance or volume to be calculated, which is represented with a GeoGebra model, or a question about photosynthesis, which is provided with a GIF and a quiz question. At the moment we are in the final stages of completing this MINT course and want to test it with two other schools in Frankfurt.

    Short Description

    Learn Maths & Physics with AR application in nature

    Discovery Activities

    Mindpalace

    3. Understand

    Audience

    STEM enthusiasts, teachers, learners, policy makers, educational experts

    Science teaching

    - STEM Teachers

    - Students 7-9 grade

    Technology and Engineering

    GeoGebra for teaching and learning mathematics.
    Free, digital teaching materials and tools for functions, geometry, collaborative whiteboards and more.

    Please learn and find out more here:

    https://www.geogebra.org/

    Artistic matters

    Form follows function.

    Mathematics in Teaching

    See Geogebra above!

    We used geometical models to measure things in nature.

    Excercises can be developed and employed easily.

    Discussion about topics

    - Positive results in the STEAM lab in Frankfurt

    Find documentation here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKc150MGMfM

     

    Target Group Research

    Teachers and students liked the process of developing an own app and ideas for mathematics in application.

    4. Design

    Design of the Solution

    Find Desing and story here with our development partner StudyCore: https://digieduhack.com/en/solutions/individuelles-lernen-ar-mindpalace

     






    5. Prototype

    Augmented Reality Prototype

    StudyCore and Loci Method applying AR in Math

    Cross media model

    Please check out our documentary:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKc150MGMfM

    Geogebra Materials:

    https://www.geogebra.org/materials

    And the LOCI Method from StudyCore:

    https://digieduhack.com/en/solutions/individuelles-lernen-ar-mindpalace

    6. Test

    Questionnaire


    Review of test results

    Open the App here https://mindpalace.studycore.de/ and Login with:

    username: TestData
    PW:            t3st

    7. Share

    App Description

    Open the App here https://mindpalace.studycore.de/ and Login with:

    username: TestData
    PW:            t3st

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