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MOBILE ACCESS TO KNOWLEDGE Lorenzo Cantoni Marta Pucciarelli Università della Svizzera italiana (Lugano, Switzerland) NewMinE – New Media in Education Lab ¦ www.newmine.org

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MOBILE ACCESS TO KNOWLEDGE

Lorenzo CantoniMarta Pucciarelli

Università della Svizzera italiana (Lugano, Switzerland)NewMinE – New Media in Education Lab ¦ www.newmine.org

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A broad overview• Learning, Education & Communication• Throughout history…• Up to mobile devices

▫Delivery channel▫Content

In- & out-put▫Context

Space Time

▫Communication Collaboration

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Formal & informal•Formal

▫Learner/Teacher▫Institution▫Structure ▫Certification

•Non-formal & Informal•The case of Tourism

▫UGC▫Collaboration▫Search & JiT

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Four projects•eTreasure•«Travel machine»•Mobile app for UNESCO World Heritage

Sites•New biz model for city wi-fi connection•www.webatelier.net

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A few caveats• Information is not knowledge• Information transfer is not (yet) learning

▫To «make sense»▫Digesting more than adding individual bricks

to a wall▫The role of collaboration

• People + Contents + Strategies = Learning Experience

Strategies Contents / goals

People

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Mobile Learning can be...

UGC & CITIZEN JOURNALISM

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Mobile A2KCULTURE & SAFETY in AFRICA

Mobile Access to Knowledge: Culture and Safety in Africa. Documenting and assessing the impact of cultural events and public art on urban safety is a project coordinated by SUPSI, conceived and supported by lettera27 Foundation and co-funded by SNIS

1. How cultural events and public art affect urban safety in African cities?

2. Can we assess these changes as positive according to a group of factors?

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The City of Douala

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Safety and Security

•scams •pick pocketing•burglary of home•physical

aggression•armed robbery •domestic

violence•rape

•drinking water•industrial

pollution •diseases•damages created

by seasonal rains

In Douala, 60% of citizens feel insecure in their district as well as in their homes.

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Public art and cultural events

40 permanent urban interventions including:

• public art installations • street furniture• design signposts to historical

landmarks• architectural interventions• flag’art.

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Corp d’eau

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Mobile Access to Knowledge...

And Knowledge Sharing!

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MOBILE A2K INTERFACE

Three content layers:

1- Cultural Heritage of Douala

2- Safety and Security

3- Tourist pathways

http://www.mobilea2k.org/

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Thanks for your attention

Any questions?

New Media in Education Laboratory, USI, Luganowww.newmine.org

Lorenzo Cantoni: [email protected] Pucciarelli: [email protected]