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The Luostarinmäki Adventure – An Augmented Reality Game in an Open-air Museum Figure 7. The main interface was kept as clean as possible of any additional graphical elements Figure 8. Dialogue interface. While discussing with game characters, the user chooses one of the alternative lines as his/her reply Supporting elements like task hints and a map were placed into a separate view (figure 9) that appears when the tablet is leveled down into horizontal orientation. NODEM 2014 Conference & Expo 238
The Luostarinmäki Adventure – An Augmented Reality Game in an Open-air Museum Figure 9. Map view. Holding the tablet horizontally, user sees the map of the area with indications of the current location and the place that should be found next. The small photo gives a further hint of the place to look for When the user gets involved in a task, there is typically some interaction with virtual objects. Those things are carried in a virtual “backpack” (figure 10), and they can be given to the virtual characters. Figure 10. The inventory can be opened by tapping the backpack icon in the bottom right corner of the screen (see figure 7). The items carried are now seen on the bottom area of the screen NODEM 2014 Conference & Expo 239
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Engaging Spaces Interpretation, Des
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Welcome to the NODEM 2014 Conferenc
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Editorial board Andrea Nanetti, Sha
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Parallel Exhibits: Combining Physic
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TACTEC, Transforming Art and Cultur
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Proactive Spaces. An Insight on the
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Archives as New Spaces for Engaging
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Seen/Unseen. Dancing Art Inside and
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Seen/Unseen. Dancing Art Inside and
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ArtMaps: Framing Public Engagement
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The Widget Art Gallery - A Gallery
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The Whisperers: An Interactive Exhi
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Towards a Significant Portuguese Cu
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Confabulated Architecture surfaces.
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Confabulated Architecture Mapping (
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Confabulated Architecture Findings
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Exhibiting Fashion: Museums as Myth
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The Exquisite Cabinet: An Experimen
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The Exquisite Cabinet: An Experimen
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Wonderful Stories on Digital Device
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When Different Types of Visitors Si
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Mobile Technology and Museum Educat
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Transmedia & Charms: The Opportunit
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Mobile Solutions and the Museum Exp
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Page 193 and 194: Domus: An On-Gallery Digital Museum
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