June 2020 – muse.run

Botanist.run

administratorJun 21, 2020 distance learning, Nature, טבע עירוני Comments Disabled

Botanist.run

Experiencing a botanical garden is about collection
Tzvia, Educational Manager

Corona challenge

How do you keep a beautiful and sensual garden relevant while it is closed to visitors? By sticking to the core values of Biodiversity and of a committed team.

The garden team collaborated from a distance, reusing existing knowledge about local flowers to create a pollination game. The team integrated information about pollination connecting pollinators to flowers.

The game worked on a points system: every time a flower got pollinated, the player gained a point. The game was played on-line via a Facebook event.

By the end of the game, the players had created a personal collection site and received an invitation to complete the more advanced phase. The garden then had the opportunity to upload and gamify all of the 6000 flowers in the botanical collection.

Mobile look and feel

Flowers and pollinators

game modes

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sites

See it (Hebrew)

botanist.run

A Walk through Jewish Vienna

administratorJun 07, 2020 city tour No Comments

A Walk through Jewish Vienna

city tour

The Presence of the Absence

Our biggest challenge is to experience places that are no longer in existence
Michaela Feurstein-Prasser

Created and curated by Michaela Feurstein-Prasser. This interactive map transforms a linear ¨book¨ structure into a layered experience. Each location on the map is an introduction to a place with many historical stories. After an introduction, the participant can zoom into the hidden layers. The historically accurate content is enhances using video and audio experimental learning elements. The players can interact with and learn from each others content. The same content is presented differently depending on the audience.

Individual wanderer: a Geographically based experience with audio files
Individual with thematic orientation: A time line organisation
Educative group: a competitive leader board, survey, open questions and test questions

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Try it out

Experience Site

stations to edit

Profiled users

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Ziegenbalg Run

administratorJun 04, 2020 city tour Comments Disabled

Ziegenbalg Run

city tour

Thanks for this incredibly educating experience. It feels great being part of a greater and creative network

- , Musem manager

This muse.run product is a mobile learning feature; a playful and interactive approach, an object information tool, as well as a virtual collection database. It educates the visitors’ perspective of historical spaces by guiding them through the museum compound and the collection in two sessions. It can be challenging, that’s the idea behind it: here, learning is a personal choice. Visitors can access introductory information or they can explore and participate with the objects in a unique way. The different topic features are introduced by “station cards,” explaining the mandatory rules and procedure. Subsequently, the game progresses via three stages of completing an object-based station card: unopened, opened, completed. Once the visitors complete the station card, they have access more activities and more information. Thus they get a glimpse into Indian culture and are able to use their new language knowledge to complete the final station card.

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stations to edit

simultanues users

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Experience the place

Experience

Cheat sheet (answears)