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Team 3
Christos GOURDOUKISEleni KOUMPLI
Dimitris MAIROPOULOS
Tanya PANKRATOV
Nikolaos PAPAVASILEIOU
Mariana PASCHIDI/span>
Zoi PREARI
Theodore SVORONOS
Vasilis TSESMETZIS
Junhua ZHOU
Scenario 3
Our third scenario involved the theme of leaving traces over time.
Quality, speed and type of movement as well as other physiological data like heart rate and breathing cannot be perceived directly.Similarly, traces of play are typically lost after a game. Technologies provide children with additional feedback and opportunities for reflection by recording data and traces and re-presenting them through visual, sonic, mechatronic feedback.
To sum it up, our third team was assigned to create spatial configurations to help children understand their body by getting feedback from the movement of its parts through play. Proposal
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