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Co-creating a digital 3D city with children
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Abstract
In this paper, we present our co-creation work on a digital 3D city model, where school children were asked create drawings for the city landscape of their hometown. Altogether 40 drawings were then integrated into the 3D virtual world model to form a decorated 3D view of the city square and the main street. Our work presents a novel use case in using the local 3D city model as a creativity platform for children, opening a new viewpoint on how virtual world presentations can be used with e.g. to facilitate the perception of the local community.
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ISBN:9781450326483
DOI:10.1145/2541831
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- Matthias Kranz,
- Kåre Synnes,
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- Sebastian Boring,
- Kristof Van Laerhoven
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