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White Risk – eLearning on Mobile Devices
Mehr Weniger anzeigenWhite Risk is a web-based and interactive avalanche prevention platform published by our cooperation partner SLF. The platform raises awareness of the avalanche danger away from secured slopes and imparts comprehensive knowledge on the subject of avalanche awareness and avalanche prevention. In this module we focus on the area of "LEARN" and design the next level of learning avalanche knowledge on mobile devices.
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In this area you will find all information about the general conditions of the course.
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Kimon Apeltsotou, Nemo Brigatti, Nicola Delany, Kilian Ettlinger, Baran Güneysel, Gian-Carlo Huber, Aathmigan Jegatheeswaran, Alec Nikolov, Ramona Rüttimann, Celina Springer, Daniela Spühler, Sonia Tao, Andreas Waldburger, Miriam Mai Watanabe, Alessia Wiss, David Wollschlegel, Lydia FreiStudents / Groups
Students are divided into 2 peer groups of 5 students each and 1 peer group of 5 students. Give your peer group a short, concise name and share it with us. Use this name in all places where you work and appear as a peer group.- Peer Group 01
6 Students – Celina Springer, David Wollschlegel, Baran Güneysel, Andreas Waldburger, Kimon Apeltsotou, Miriam Mai Watanabe
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6 Students – Daniela Spühler, Gian-Carlo Huber, Aathmigan Jegatheeswaran, Kilian Ettlinger, Ramona Rüttimann, Nicola Delany
- Peer Group 01
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WSL-Institut für Schnee- und Lawinenforschung SLFCollaboration Partner
- Colin Lüönd, Interaction Designer, Softwareentwickler
- Stephan Harvey, Experte Lawinenwissen und Prävention, Bergführer
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In the contact hours a minimum attendance of 80% is required to pass the course. Contact hours: kick-off, input session, mentoring, presentation. Two or more unexcused absences will affect the final grade. Arriving late on more than one occasion will also affect the grade.Attendance
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Grading
Grades will be based on final presentation, final work and deliverables.
- 20% Final presentation
- 50% Final work (Concept, GUI, Micro Interactions, Prototype)
- 30% Deliverables
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Final delivery of the module
All deliverables have to be uploaded to the filer until Tuesday 26.10.2021 at 09:00 AM.
- PDF Documentation (to be stored in a file labelled “Documentation*”)
- Mockup & screencast of interaction with the mockup. A short video (~2min) of the project (to be stored in a file labelled “Video”)
- Text file including the project title, short description, project description and contributors (in a file to be labeled “Texts”)
- Approx. 10 representative images of the project (to be stored in a file labeled “Images”)
Please take a look at the IAD documentation guidelines for submission.
- PDF Documentation (to be stored in a file labelled “Documentation*”)
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Guide to the create a module, course or project documentation.
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Teaching and learning format
The module involves a mixture of inputs, mentoring, mentorings on request and independent work. The difference between the mentoring and mentoring on request in the level of expectation:
- Visitings Peer Group: Is like a shoulder view. Students show where they stand at the moment. They have the opportunity to ask questions that have arisen.
- Mentoring: There is an expectation of what the mentors want to see. This is specially prepared for the mentoring session, i.e. there are individual boards on which the relevant things to be shown and discussed are displayed. Motto: No Prototype. No Meeting.
- Mentoring on request: With mentoring on request, there is no expectation. This mentoring serves to provide students with the opportunity for additional consultation.
- Mentoring Peer Group: This format is organised by the students themselves. Each student presents his or her work to a peer group to which he or she does not belong. 5 minutes presentation and 5 minutes feedback.
- Visitings Peer Group: Is like a shoulder view. Students show where they stand at the moment. They have the opportunity to ask questions that have arisen.
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Expenses
Please be aware that your expenses can only be refunded if you submit the complete documents no later than 4 weeks after the end of the module.
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Feedback
There will be a group review after the final presentation. Individual feedback is given after the module has been handed in at a certain distance from the module. This date will be announced.
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In this area you will find the briefing of the course and where we want to be at the end.
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Starting position
Mobile Learning war bereits vor über zehn Jahren ein großes Trendthema im deutschspra-chigen Raum und wird für die nächsten Jahre eines der spannendsten technologiebasierten Lernformate bleiben . Der mittlerweile etablierte Begriff steht für ein Lernen und Lehren mit mobilen Endgeräten, welches alle Bildungskontexte erreicht hat und aufgrund der ständigen technologischen Weiterentwicklungen kontinuierlich insbesondere didaktische Innovationen herausfordert .
Der Umgang mit immer leistungsfähigeren Smartphones, Tablets und digitalen Assisten- ten ist selbstverständlicher geworden und damit auch der für das mobile Lernen charakte- ristische zeit- und ortsunabhängige, vernetzte Zugang zu Informationen, Kommunikation und Bildungsangeboten . Lernen ist an anderen Orten als bisher möglich, Leerzeiten und digitale Assistenzsysteme lassen sich nutzen, um unabhängig von Ort und Zeit das eigene Wissen zu erweitern und möglicherweise unmittelbar in der Situation anzuwenden, in der man es braucht . Die Allgegenwärtigkeit mobiler Endgeräte hat bereits die Art und Weise verändert, wie Menschen sich informieren, kommunizieren, lernen und arbeiten und verbindet formales mit informellem Lernen . (Source: Handbuch Mobile Learning, Springer 2018)
Collaboration
Wir werden in diesem Modul mit dem WSL-Institut für Schnee- und Lawinenforschung SLF kollaborieren.
About our collaboration partnerDas SLF ist ein in seinem Fachbereich weltweit bekanntes und renommiertes Forschungsinstitut. Nebst Grundlagenforschung betreibt es auch angewandte Forschung und bietet diverse Dienstleistungen an, z.B. das Lawinenbulletin.
Das SLF leistet Forschung auf Spitzenniveau und trägt gleichzeitig zur Lösung dringender gesellschaftlicher Fragen bei, z. B. im Bereich der Naturgefahrenwarnung oder der Analyse von Klima- und Umweltveränderungen im Berggebiet.
Forschung für Mensch und Umwelt
Das SLF gehört zur Eidg. Forschungsanstalt WSL und damit zum ETH-Bereich. (Source: www.slf.ch)
- Das SLF überwacht und erforscht Zustand, Entstehung und Veränderung von Naturgefahren, Schnee, Permafrost und Gebirgsökosystemen.
- Das SLF entwickelt Konzepte, Strategien und konkrete Massnahmen für den Schutz der Bevölkerung vor Naturgefahren, insbesondere vor Lawinen.
- Das SLF entwickelt nachhaltige Lösungen für gesellschaftlich relevante Probleme - zusammen mit seinen Partnern aus Wissenschaft und Gesellschaft.
White Risk –Portal
White Risk ist eine webbasierte und interaktive Lawinenpräventions-Plattform (www.whiterisk.ch) und wird von der Suva und vom SLF herausgegeben und vom SRK als Partner unterstützt. White Risk ist komplett viersprachig und besteht aus den vier Modulen EXPLORE, LEARN, TOUR und PRO. Die Plattform sensibilisiert für die Lawinengefahr abseits gesicherter Pisten und vermittelt umfassendes Wissen zum Thema Lawinenkunde und Lawinenprävention. EXPLORE ist ein umfassendes, interaktives Nachschlagewerk zur Lawinenkunde. Das Modul LEARN bietet E-Learning Lektionen mit Übungen und Tests. Mit dem Tourenplanungs-Tool TOUR können Touren vollständig geplant und mit der gleichnamigen App verknüpft werden. Es stehen dabei Swisstopo-Karten mit diversen Layers sowie Topokarten von Frankreich und Österreich zur Verfügung. Mit dem Modul PRO können Präsentationen mit White Risk-Inhalten erstellt werden.
White Risk ist einsetzbar für individuelles Lernen, für den Unterricht und Lawinenkurse, als Nachschlagewerk rundum Lawinen und um Touren vollständig mit allen nötigen Infos zu planen. Es besteht zudem die Möglichkeit für Lehrpersonen oder Leiter von Lawinenkursen Schülerlizenzen günstig für wählbare Zeitperioden zu erwerben. (Source: www.slf.ch)
Aim
Entwicklung «Smart Mobile Learning» Konzepte und Prototypen für die Plattform «White Risk» den Bereich «Learn».
In diesem Modul entstehen Einzelprojekte. Jeder Student, jede Studentin entwickelt ein Konzept und die dazugehörigen Prototypen. Um das kreative Potential zu nutzen, schliessen sich die Studierende in Peer Groups zusammen. Die Abgabe erfolgt einzeln.
Questions
- Wie sollte Inhalt für das mobile Lernen aufbereitet sein?
- Wie kann Künstliche Intelligenz für ein individuelles Lernen genutzt werden?
- Wie kann AR Technologie das Lernen positiv unterstützen?
Vision
"Eine intelligente Lernumgebung zielt darauf ab, die Lernenden dabei zu unterstützen, sich neues Wissen anzueignen, auch wenn sie in ihrer Freizeit aktiv sind. Sie spielt die Rolle eines Coaches oder Führers, der nach Möglichkeiten sucht, die Lernenden in ihrem täglichen Leben zu beraten, indem er ihre Bedürfnisse und Vorlieben berücksichtigt. Zusammenfassend lässt sich sagen, dass das Ziel einer intelligenten Lernumgebung darin besteht, selbstlernende, selbstmotivierte und personalisierte Dienste anzubieten.
(Gros 2016) - Das SLF überwacht und erforscht Zustand, Entstehung und Veränderung von Naturgefahren, Schnee, Permafrost und Gebirgsökosystemen.
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Kick-Off
- Introduction into the module "Mobile User Interface"
- Introduction to the basic tools (Post-it, Time-boxing, Downloading & Storytelling, Clustern & Frameworks, Team Work)
- Super hereos & super villains
- Introduction into the topic by Colin Lüönd
- Introduction into the module "Mobile User Interface"
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Intro Explore Phase
Introduction to the explore part of the module, which will take up the next week. What methods are used in the explore phase and what should be there at the end?
Slides: Explore Module
Methods Examples: Method – The Qualitative Interview, Method – Interviews, Method – Personas, Method – Stakeholder Map, Method – Journey Map, Method – Der Selbsttest
Deliverables: Innovation Board: Template Explore
Input: Using “How Might We” Questions to Ideate on the Right Problems
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Visitings Peer Group
Fill out the doodle! Please fill up from the beginning. If any gaps appear, I will rearrange you to fill them up. One place is missing. The last one will be added to the last slot.
The Visitings Peer Group will happen in your defined peer groups of 4 or 5. Its about receiving feedback from your mentors, as well as from other students.
Expectation: Status quo of the Explore Phase. A well-structured Miro board that can also be read by outsiders.
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Visit SLF in Davos
We will go to SLF in Davos that day.
Schedule:
08:38 - 11:00 – Arrival
11:00 - 12:00 – SLF tour, what is SLF doing?
12:00 - 13:00 – Lunch
13:00 - 14:00 – Theory with Stephan Harvey
14:00 - ca. 16:00 – Exercises on the mountain
16:00 - open end – Q&A session
16:30-17:00 – DepartureEach student is responsible for their own train ticket. The ticket can be reimbursed at the end of the module.
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Qualitative Interviews Users
Each student should conduct at least one qualitative interview with a user.
The interview partners have already been contacted by the SLF and have reserved a time slot on Friday morning 24.09.21 just for you. You can find the allocation of your interview partners here.
Please contact your assigned interview partners yourself by Tuesday 21.09.21, 12:00 noon.Material: Basic Tools – Interviews, Method – Interviews
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Download Session Interviews
In this download session we split into two groups. Peer Group 1 and 2 and Peer Group 3 and 4 meet in a zoom room. Each student has 5 minutes to tell the others about surprising answers and insights from the interviews. The people listening add these points with post-its on their white boards (Miro) of the Peer Group. All post-its must then be clustered and help to create a journey map.
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Deliverables on 24.09.21, 14:00
The whole class creates 1 general survey for potential users of the application.
SLF has a list of about 100 people who can fill out the general survey over the weekend until Monday 27.09.21. Please send your survey to Jürgen and Marcial by 24.09.21, 14:00.
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Intro Create Phase
Introduction to the creation part of the module, which will take up the next week. What methods are used in the create phase and what should be there at the end?
Slides: Create Module
Methods Examples: Method – Brainwriting, Method – Brainstorming, Method – Idea Tower, Method – Collective Notebook etc.
Deliverable: Innovation Board: Template Create
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Input Charlotte Axelsson
Topic: Educational Design
- Was ist Educational Design?
- Erfahrungszentrierte Didaktik
- Ludische Didaktik
- Didaktisches Dreieck
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Deliverables on 28.09.21 until 17 h
- Filled Digital Innovation Board: Explore with all relevant information (Innovation Board: Template Explore)
- at least one „How Might We“ question but there may also be more problem hypotheses
- Filled Digital Innovation Board: Explore with all relevant information (Innovation Board: Template Explore)
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Mentorings on request
Please write until latest Tuesday 28.09.21 until 17 h an email if you would like to have a mentoring.
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Input Max Hemmo (LerNetz AG)
Topic: Development of content for eLearning services
Goal: Understanding the process of content development for digital educational media including comparison of authoring tools.
- Learner-centred
- Competence-oriented
- Design Thinking
Ressources:
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Input Machine Learning by Paulina
Goal: Gaining basic knowledge about Machine Learning. Understanding how and when to apply it in a prototyping phase.
- Short introduction to ML
- Overview of existing ML models
- Building ML applications with ml5.js
ML Resources:
Slides: Machine Learning
Augmented Reality Resources:
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Mentorings
Look at the calendar for your timeslot. If someone is unable to attend a meeting, please swap the timeslots among the class so that there are no gaps.
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Mentorings Peer Group
Each student presents his or her work to a peer group to which he or she does not belong. 5 minutes presentation and 5 minutes feedback.
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Intro Evaluate Phase
Introduction to the evaluation part of the module, which will take up the next 2.5 weeks.
Slides: Evaluate Module
Methods: Methods – Prototypes
Pencils vs. Pixels for UI Protyping and Sketching by Nielsen Norman Group
Paper Prototyping 101 by Nielsen Norman Group
Prototypes vs Wireframes in UX Projects by Nielsen Norman Group
Deliverable: see "Final delivery of the module"
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Deliverables on 05.10.21 until 17 h
- 3x filled Digital Innovation Board: Create for 3 different ideas (Innovation Board: Template Create)
- Comprehension prototype
- 3x filled Digital Innovation Board: Create for 3 different ideas (Innovation Board: Template Create)
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Mentorings
Look at the calendar for your timeslot. If someone is unable to attend a meeting, please swap the timeslots among the class so that there are no gaps.
We expect the incorporation of the critique from the last mentoring and the continuation of the skins for the wireframes.
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Mentorings Peer Group
Each student presents his or her work to a peer group to which he or she does not belong. 5 minutes presentation and 5 minutes feedback.
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Designing in Figma with Florian Wille
Figma Tutorial File
Ressourcen & Links
Google material UI theming kit
smashingmagazine.com/design-systems-bookTutorials von Pablo Stanley
Weitere Tipps
- Erwähnter Blogbeitrag zum Designprozess am Beispiel der Landesmuseum App
- Medium Artikel zur Verwendung Semantischer Namen - am Beispiel einer Farbpalette
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Mid-Presentation
Each student has 7 minutes to present their status quo.
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Mentorings
Look at the calendar for your timeslot. If someone is unable to attend a meeting, please swap the timeslots among the class so that there are no gaps.
We expect the incorporation of the critique from the last mentoring and implementations of the user feedbacks.
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Mentorings on request
Please write until latest Thursday 14.10.21 until 17 h an email if you would like to have a mentoring.
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Mentorings Peer Group
Each student presents his or her work to a peer group to which he or she does not belong. 5 minutes presentation and 5 minutes feedback.
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Mentorings
Look at the calendar for your timeslot. If someone is unable to attend a meeting, please swap the timeslots among the class so that there are no gaps.
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Final Presentation
Each student has 7 minutes to present their project. Additional we have 2 minutes each for questions and short feedback.
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Deliverables on filer
All deliverables have to be uploaded to the filer until Tuesday 26.10.2021 at 09:00 AM.
- PDF Documentation (to be stored in a file labelled “Documentation*”)
- Mockup & screencast of interaction with the mockup. A short video (~2min) of the project (to be stored in a file labelled “Video”)
- Text file including the project title, a short description, and a project description (in a file to be labeled “Texts”)
- Approx. 10 representative images of the project (to be stored in a file labeled “Images”)
- PDF Documentation (to be stored in a file labelled “Documentation*”)
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In this area you will find interesting material that we have collected for the course.
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Links
Videos
- LEARNTEC Future Lab Dr. Sirkka Freigang, Bosch Software Innovation
- Bildung und das Internet der Dinge – Interview mit Sirkka Freigang
PDF
Design Guidelines
User Interface Design
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Download Ressources
- LEARNTEC Future Lab Dr. Sirkka Freigang, Bosch Software Innovation
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Basics
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Three Phases
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Innovation Board Templates
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Methods
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