Fostering inclusion in Portuguese schools

Silva, Maria João; Ferreira, Eduarda; Gomes, Cristina Azevedo

doi:10.1145/1551788.1551865

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“…A few current research projects explore the potentiality of the Internet and mobile technologies to support the discovery of local environments and to georeference sensations and emotions related to specific places, so that people can produce and share multiple personal and communal experiences of their environment [48,50]. It seems to us to be an interesting research direction to envisage the properties of more technological tools to be used or conceived for outdoor activities that aim to foster rich experiences of and in space.…”

Section: Five Dimensions Of the Experience Of Physical Spacementioning

confidence: 99%

Space and places: when interacting with and in physical space becomes a meaningful experience

Lentini

Decortis

2010

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Human experience of physical space and places is a complex phenomenon that includes geographical and sensorial, as well as more social and interpersonal dimensions. We investigate theoretical insights from computing research and environmental psychology on space and place to determine the different dimensions of the experience of physical space. Empirical results from a case study on creative activities for environment exploration are also presented. We indicate five dimensions that encompass the different ways of apprehending our environment, as well as the emotional relationships we develop toward it through personal and interpersonal experiences-in-place. To us, technology should be examined in terms of its potentiality for supporting rich experiences of and in physical space. We assume that the identified dimensions can serve as basis for the development of technological tools to be used in that perspective.

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Section: Five Dimensions Of the Experience Of Physical Spacementioning

confidence: 99%