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The Built Environment in a Winter Climate: Improving University Campus Design for Student Wellbeing [PDF]

open access: yesLandscape Research, 2021
Like urban environments, the campus built environment can influence general wellbeing of students. At the same time, campuses are their own unique form and need to be analyzed in their own way.
Stephen Jeff Birchall   +1 more
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Virtual campus design and development

2012 9th International Conference on Fuzzy Systems and Knowledge Discovery, 2012
we used the Flash software to make 2D virtual campus system platform, which was developed by AS 3.0 program language. Taking the Zhejiang Gongshang University for example, we designed a virtual campus. We developed a program to increase interactive virtual characters, finding out the shortest path from A point to B point.
Xin Luqi, Ligang Dong, Huang Xiangxiang
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Designing the virtual campus

Design Studies, 1999
Abstract Designing a virtual campus raises pedagogical questions as well as questions about the difference between the design of physical places and virtual places. When creating a virtual learning environment, we do not just ask, how do we present lecture notes and assignments on the internet? We also ask, how do we develop a learning environment in
Mary Lou Maher   +2 more
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Design of Campus Navigator

Open Academic Journal of Advanced Science and Technology, 2017
Objective: Designing a handheld campus navigator module is designed for a specific campus to move around easily without any external help. Methods: The geographical position of the building is obtained based on the data received using GPS device and with these data, a location tracking algorithm is framed.
N Bharathi, K.S.Hema Priya
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Designing an Experience Ecosystem on Campus

2020
This paper summarizes an inclusive pedagogical experience from the perspectives of design educators and students. It is a case study of a collaborative capstone course at an established design program at a major university and a narrative of a sponsored project to redesign a service/experience-driven ecosystem on campus.
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Participatory design for sustainable campus living

CHI '10 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2010
Participatory design methods have the potential to produce ethical and useful persuasive technologies, particularly in support of environmental sustainability. I present the use and results of ethnographically-inspired methods, Cultural Probes, and the Inspiration Card Workshop to generate concepts for new persuasive technologies for use by a college ...
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