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Students will design, conduct, analyse and disseminate a human subject experiment conducted in Virtual Reality involving a research question from the area of mobile navigation systems. Each student sitting the class must test at least 3 participants.
Important note: A safety and hygiene concept will apply for conducting the experiments. Based on the current COVID-19 regulations conducting the experiment on the premises of the Geoinformation may not be mandatory.
e.g. literature review, group discussions, oral presentations, self-regulated learning through project work
Distance Learning is used as a format for this lab. However, during December and January conducting the experiment on the premises of the Geoinformation will be necessary. This is subject to the COVID-19 regulations which apply at that time, i.e. the data collection may not be mandatory based on the regulations which apply in December/January.
Written paper (max. 10 pages ACM format), oral presentation of project progress and final results.
No special prior knowledge required. Attendees should have an interest in conducting human subject experiments involving mobile geographic information systems.
We strongly recommend to sit lecture and lab within the same semester.
