LSRI: Ubiquitous Learning Log: How can we learn from past experiences?

Dr Hiroaki Ogata
Tokushima University

This talk will presents a system for ubiquitous learning log, which supports learners with a system to share and reuse learning log by linking videos and environmental objects. We assume that every object has RFID tags and mobile devices have a RFID reader and can record a video at anytime and anyplace. By scanning RFID tags of real objects, this system can provide only video segments that include the objects. Also the system recommends the similar videos to be compared. In this system, the video recording and RFID tagging are used purposely to support further teaching or learning rather than “just record it and use it in some day”. We think that this system can be applied to various kinds of domains that employ several kinds of real objects and vary the results depending on the combination of the objects; for example, cooking, checking upon cars such as oils, battery, and tires, surgery operations and chemical experimentations.

This seminar will take place in Room 35a, Flexible Learning Room, LSRI, The Exchange, Jubilee Campus