SCARLET+ ‘Voices in your pocket’ - challenging the meanings of Mass Observation

Reblogged from SCARLET (Special Collections using Augmented Reality to Enhance Learning and Teaching):

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Blog post by Rose Lock

 “History is an art; history is a political act; history is a job”. Dr. Lucy Robinson, lecturer in contemporary British history and University of Sussex academic lead on Scarlet+ project.

After a very productive workshop during which Laura Skilton (formerly Shaw), Matt Ramirez and Dr. Guyda Armstrong introduced us to the wonderful world of AR teaching, the Scarlet+ team at University of Sussex met to decide what we are going to do with AR at Sussex.

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We were thinking of writing a RUSTLE piece on this exciting augmented reality project for learning and teaching that involves the Sussex Special Collections, but as the SCARLET blog has done such a good job we thought we would share their blog with you instead.
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