Current and Future Trends of Media and
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Information
What is a Context?
- Background, environment, situation
Contextual Awareness
-By combining ‘hard sensor’
information such as where you are and the
conditions around you, combined with ‘soft
sensors’ such as your calendar, your social
network and past preferences
– future devices will constantly learn
about who you are and how you live, work
and play.
(example ng hard sensor ay yung
GPS or Global Positioning System ito yung
nakakaalam kung saan tayo naroroon once
na inactivate niyo ito sa phone niyo. Next is
example ng soft sensor ay yung calendar sa
phone natin and isa pa yumg mga apps such
as facebook, Instagram, twitter and etc.)
Haptics Technology
What is Haptics?
- Is the science of applying touch
(tactile) sensation and control to interaction
with computer applications
Haptics Technology
- Is a feedback technology (using
computer applications) that takes
advantages of the user’s sense of
touch by applying force,
vibration and/ or motions to the
user
GAMIFICATION
With the increase in the use of
gaming amongst the younger generation,
game design thinking is now being applied
to non-gaming (business) applications to
make them more fun and engaging. It has
been called one of the most important trends
in technology by several industry experts.
can potentially be applied to any industry
and almost anything to create fun and
engaging experiences, converting customers
(Users) into players. Gamification is
radically changing the way companies do
business, increasing engagement with
customers, employees and stakeholders to
levels never seen before.
EXAMPLES: Microsoft, Starbucks, KFC.
EYE TRACKING TECHNOLOGY
Eye tracking technology measures
eye positions and movements which are
analyzed through computer applications.
Future laptops, smartphones and tablets
could contain thousands of tiny imaging
sensors built into the display screen.
Eye tracking technology could have many
possible applications,
including:
• Law enforcement – lie detection
• Airport security – identifying
suspicious behavior, e.g. to catch
terrorists before they strike.
• Retail – recording, monitoring and
analyzing consumer behavior to
‘tailor’ marketing to individuals.
• Safety – alerting and awakening a
drowsy or distracted driver would
save many lives.
BRAINWAVE SENSING
Technology is in development that
enables the control of technology functions
by the brain – totally hands-free! The
possibilities for this technology to be used in
toys, games, sports, education, health,
automobiles, aviation/aerospace, defence,
health, security, law enforcement, and other
applications seems endless.
INTERNET GLASSES
A virtual world is a 3D computer
generated community that takes place in
real-time, where a lot of people can work on
an endless number of tasks at once. You can
create a personal profile (or avatar), change
your look or gender, design your
environment and control how you
communicate and move.
Example : The Sims
VOICE AND TONE RECOGNITION
Not only can voice and tone
recognition be used to confirm a person’s
identity but tone recognition can be used to
detect a person’s health or emotional state.
This technology will open new opportunities
in security and healthcare– with mobile
application.
A. Massive Open Online Course
Massive Open Online Courses
(MOOCs) are free online courses available
for anyone to enroll. MOOCs provide an
affordable and flexible way to learn new
skills, advance your career and deliver
quality educational experiences at scale.
Example:
1. Duolingo
2. Treehouse
3. Lynda
4. Codecademy,
5. Google Primer
6. Education First
B. Wearable Technology
Wearable technology is any
technology that is designed to be used while
worn. Common types of wearable
technology include smartwatches and
smartglasses.
Example:
Google Glass
-is a wearable, voice- and motion-
controlled Android device that resembles a
pair of eyeglasses and displays information
directly in the user's field of vision. Google
Glass offers an augmented reality experience
by using visual, audio and location-based
inputs to provide relevant information.
Apple Watch
-You can use Apple Watch as a
remote control for music on your phone, to
snap a picture on your iPhone camera, or to
control your Apple TV. It's the remote that's
impossible to lose.
Apple AirPods
-are wireless Bluetooth earbuds
designed specifically to work with your
iPhone and iPad. But since they're Bluetooth
audio devices, you can also use them with
almost any other computer or smartphone;
you can even pair AirPods with an Apple
TV.
Virtual reality VR Box headset
-is a head-mounted device that you
wear over your eyes like a pair of goggles.
This vr device provides virtual reality for the
wearer. The goal of the VR headset is too
provide immersive virtual reality experience.
C. 3D Films
-are motion pictures made to give an
illusion of three-dimensional solidity,
usually with the help of special glasses worn
by viewers.
Example:
Hologram
 -is a physical structure that diffracts
light into an image.The term 'hologram' can
refer to both the encoded material and the
resulting image.
D. Ubiquitous Learning
-also called u learning, is the
interaction between humans and computers
in order to learn.
Characteristics of Ubiquitous Learning
Permanency
- Learning materials are always
available unless purposely deleted.
Accessibility
- students always have access to the
Learning materials.
Immediacy
- Wherever the student is, he/she can
immediately access learning materials.
Interactivity
- Online collaboration with teachers
and/or peers.
Situated Instructional Activities
- learning in context (on-site).
Adaptability
- getting the right information at the
right place for the right students.
Examples of Ubiquitous Learning
- Online Courses
- Distance Learning
Summary
Many of the technological
advances we are seeing today will shape
our daily life in the future – the way we
relax, interact, communicate and conduct
business. From virtual worlds, avatar
emotions, artificial intelligence,
computer-generated storytelling and
narrative, interactive 360 holographic
images, mixed reality, stress disorder
virtual therapies and so much more.
Quiz:
Wrong Spelling wrong.
1. Give 1 Example Ubiquitous
Learning
- Online Courses
- Distance Learning
2. 2 sensors of Contextual Awareness
- hard sensor & soft sensor
3-4.
2 examples of Haptics Technology
-Smartphones
-Tablets
5.What is the Title of our report today?
Current And Future Trends of Media
and Information
6-7 2 Examples of Gamification
KFC, Starbucks, Microsoft
8-9 Identify this 2 examples
-Apple Watch
-Virtual reality VR Box Headset
10. it is also called u learning.
-Ubiquitous Learning