The paper highlights the qualities and benefits of using tangible audio-augmented artefacts for therapy and educational intervention for children with ASD.
It's a reference guide with more than 6,000 articles and 2,000 images, along with 360-degree views, spinning Museum of London artefacts, audio tours, and a slick timeline to find your way through it all.
Following a "bricoleur" approach (Lévi-Strauss 1966) we collected a myriad of data (e.g. classroom video-recordings, classroom audio recordings, interviews, artefacts, field notes) which allowed for methodological triangulation (Denzin 1970).
This history will be told through monumental and personal artefacts, photographs, audio and video footage, first-person testimonials and personal possessions and memorabilia.
The HiddenRadio2 seems less an audio device than an alien artefact from a Stanley Kubrick film.
The grant will also allow the Grade II-listed building to show significantly more than 950 artefacts while an education and multimedia audio and video suite will also be created.
Curated by the Goethe Institut, Geniale Dilletanten paints a picture of '80s Berlin (and wider Germany) through film, audio, interviews, photography, record covers, gig posters and other artefacts.
The audio is then reproduced and synchronized to within microseconds, virtually eliminating echo artefacts so often evident in other wireless audio systems.
Field notes and photographic images of the artefacts used were the source of data together with some audio recordings of the conversations between RACF and community pharmacy staff.
Smartphone users who download the app will be able to stream or purchase audio or video to "the interactive backdrop of rare and unseen images along with artwork and artefacts from the last 50 years".
