through God's grace alone, a paper that my team and i wrote on our recent efforts in to semiotics, memory, History education and Augmented Reality, has been accepted by the organisers of the 6th conference on Constructionism, to be held in Dublin from the 26th till the 29th of May.
the paper is titled Representation of constructions of memory palaces with Learner-Generated Augmentation, and builds on our work which has just been published in the British Journal of Educational Technology, in that it takes the data from that study and proposes a representational protocol designed specifically to facilitate the intelligibility of the multimodal nature of learner artefacts arising from Learner-Generated Augmentation.
the conference itself is themed on exploring, testing and extending our understanding of constructionism: what does constructionism have to offer today? my co-authors Lok Jie Bin, Andrew Gunawan, and Ryan Lim are very grateful to the organisers for affording us this opportunity :-) we would also like to thank Chen Jieyang for his help in sorting out the graphics on our behalf :-)
