The Augmentable Timeline
summary
A printed, augmentable timeline overlays AR content on a physical paper/metal display that is 12 feet long today and planned to scale to 120 feet covering 5,000 years. It uses image markers and multiplatform AR viewers, an installed floor-to-ceiling version is writable with dry-erase markers and already supports teacher- and student-created lessons shared across schools. A companion grid prototype fails — Leonardo notebook markers create cognitive dissonance — while a map and timeline prototypes succeed and drive cooperative learning.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:28The Timeline
- 0:41Early Adopter
- 0:56The Idea
- 1:49Success
- 3:19Avenues
- 3:54The Grid
- 4:38Creating the Timeline
- 5:19The Vision
- 7:42Questions
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