1. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton Summer Institute 2011 Technology Topics June 9,2011 Danny Hutton

2. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton iPad 2 cameras - front and rear gyroscope faster better graphics processing lighter

3. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton Tips and Tricks Bluetooth keyboard uses power - turn it off when not needed Reset – can be used to revert the unit back to out of the box condition

4. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton Augmented Reality Overview http://wik.ed.uiuc.edu/index.php/Augmented_Reality_in_Education

5. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton What Is It? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4OKbfB-ZAU

6. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton Gesture-Based Computing Nintendo Wii XBox Kinect

7. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton Video Overlay NFL - First Down Marker Green Screen

8. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton Components Camera GPS Gyroscope

9. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton Live View Live View refers to the realistic camera perspective presented as if the user was looking through a window All Augmented Reality information is pasted on this window and become part of the sensory experience

10. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton Geotagging Geotagging is the process of applying text labels onto a Live View thereby annotating the real world as seen through the viewing device.

11. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton Geolocation Geolocation is the process of retrieving positional data and incorporating it into the AR data experience. In some cases, A GPS mechanism can be used Often used with Geotagging, it provides a system for labeling the surrounding area

12. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton Markers Some AR applications require a marker for real world orientation; not all do Often AR triggers are located in QR codes These AR triggers may provide an in road to AR blended information, video, or other content.

13. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton How is today's Technology Different Reactive - green screens were passive and independent of user interaction Multifunctional - whereas an NLF First Down marker may be a single entity, today's media will allow users to interact with GPS, Maps, web pages, and a variety of other modalities of information

14. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton In the Past... AR ideas have been around for a long time Past technology was not up to the challenge of integrating virtual and real information Implementations of AR technology was often done at the professional level in area such as the military or mainline media

15. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton How Current Technology is Different Today's platform include cameras, GPS systems, and motion sensors that can make the AR environment interactive What once was a lack in processing speed is now possible. Processing body positioning, handling advanced character recognition, interpreting facial or body movements and orientation is now feasible.

16. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton How Current Technology is Different Combines real world and virtual Uses real world input to generate virtual environments

17. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton Ipad2 Technology Gesture interaction via front cam Real world overlay using rear cam Internal GPS for GeoTracking Internal Gyroscope for position or movement Very desirable platform for AR uses

18. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton AR Comes to the Consumer Will be a lot of hype Some apps useful Some apps will be poor or unnecessary Some apps will just be silly

19. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton Applications Simple applications may be a simple as video/data overlays More complicated applications will better blend both worlds

20. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton Educational Benefits Augmented reality provides a real world frame of reference (our images) Individualized - appeals to the unique user Interactivity engages Creativity opportunity abounds

21. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton JCPenny Virtual Dressing Room http://www.nickburcher.com/2010/08/jc-penney-augmented-reality-virtual.html Featured on the Seventeen Magazine website Tries to appeal to the hip young crowd May be a vision of things to come

22. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton Metaio http://www.metaio.com/ Multimedia browser that integrates a variety of real world/virtual mashups

23. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton Magic Mirror http://www.digitalbuzzblog.com/magic-mirror-augmented-reality-app-for- ipad-2/ http://www.digitalbuzzblog.com/magic-mirror-augmented-reality-app-for- ipad-2/ Fun application demonstrates image altering technology

24. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton Junaio http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9txpbfDbq6I Another AR Browser user for a variety of Real/Virtual blends

25. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton AR: Augmented Car Finder http://www.appannie.com/find-your-car-with-ar-augmented-car-finder/ An innovative idea of using AR and GeoLocation to find a lost car preventing those long searching in crowded lots

26. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton D'Fusion http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7i1NYVaYv8g An Augmented Reality modeler that uses additional glasses to give a true 3 dimensional appearance to the display items

27. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton I3D Application that uses the camera to follow head movement and simulate 3d using a 2d surface http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5IKcRLLTDA&feature=related

28. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton Word Lens http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2OfQdYrHRs This very interesting application uses pattern recognition to recognize signs in other languages and translate them on-the-fly to an equivalent sign in a known language

29. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton Aurasma - Augmented Reality App http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQNsL5j_v7w This application uses recognition technology to identify pictures, titles, logos, etc. and then locates corresponding videos which it then plays on the spot of the scanned area.

30. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton Wikitude http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6XaLU3L__OE World Viewer - Allows a user to pull up a place and get information about that place in twitter, Facebook, or other media sources

31. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton Other Apps zipreality Star Walk AR astonomy

32. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton Useful Links http://www.publictechnology.net/sector/augmented-reality-its-future- education http://www.publictechnology.net/sector/augmented-reality-its-future- education http://wp.nmc.org/horizon2011/sections/augmented-reality/ http://net.educause.edu/ir/library/pdf/ELI7007.pdf http://wik.ed.uiuc.edu/index.php/Augmented_Reality_in_Education

33. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton Epub A new standard in multimedia electronic publishing and communication.

34. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton The advantages of epubs Flows – adjusts to the current display view Context definitions Utilize Current Web Technologies (XHTML/CSS) Allows encapsulation of multimedia Adopted by major libraries Growing support

35. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton Disadvantages Not good for texts using a lot of design or layout Not totally supported yet Often easier to use other formats(such as PDF)

36. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton Compare to PDF PDF – hold consistent format/ePub adjusts to the current viewer PDF – looks the same on all devices although scrolling may be necessary/ePub appearance varies according to device but usually no scrolling is required

37. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton ePub readers Ibooks Stanza Bookworm - http://bookworm.oreilly.com/

38. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton ePub Creation Calibre http://calibre-ebook.com/ http://calibre-ebook.com/ Sigil http://code.google.com/p/sigil/ http://code.google.com/p/sigil/ Both of these are Open Source, Free, and Easy to Use

39. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton The Future of eBooks Our Choice

40. TLTC Summer Institute June 9, 2011 Danny Hutton Fine' Thank you for your attention Danny Hutton Strauss Hall 157 – ULM 700 University Avenue hutton@ulm.edu