A dynamic learning system has been created in and around Papakura Marae that incorporates whakapapa, tikanga, and te reo, and engages the community in ways which are critical to health and well being and relevant to 21st century Māori society.
Imersia Group have signed an MOU with the marae in an innovative indigenous-private sector partnership. The Imersia platform allows for cloud-based real time interactivity on a massive scale and powerful data processing. This will mean that multiple users can experience a variety of experiences simultaneously and imersively.
In the Marae app you either look 'through' the screen and see icons (marking story-points) floating in space ....
.....or look down into the screen and see a map of the content markers in
relation to where you are in space.
The
next stage of the project involves young tertiary and post tertiary Maori and
Pacifica creative technology students and professionals generating animations,
audio, video content based on existing material.
The
vision is for the interiors of the wharenui and other learning
buildings around the site to be alive with songs,
stories, images and teachings. Of course, these buildings are already
inspirited and alive, the technology just reveals this by 21st century tools.
We are currently submitting applications for funding this next exciting stage. I will post updates on funding and next steps on Twitter as they emerge. See @magsbx.
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