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• X Making of a digital education artefact #2 is_parent of Contacts (ID: 4196 :: weight 1) :: TEXTREC ::
  Prof. Dr. Dr. Daniel Hromada
  
  
  
  
  • daniel at udk-berlin.de
  
  
  • Room 313, Medienhaus
  
  
  • Sprechstunden 12:30 - 13:30
  
  
  
  Tutors & SHK
  
  
  
  
  • Astrid Kraniger a.kraniger@udk-berlin.de
  
  
  • Nikoloz Kapanadze nikoloz-kapanadze@medienhaus.udk-berlin.de
  
  
• X Making of a digital education artefact #2 is_parent of MODEA #2 Program (ID: 4205 :: weight 1) :: TEXTREC ::

  Date	Topic
  11.4	Introduction
  18.4	Art & Artefacts
  25.4	Tools & instruments
  2.5	Material
  9.5	Modules and components
  16.5	Making the Itty Bitty Beat Box
  23.5	ECDF visit - Wilhelmstrasse 67
  30.5	NO COURSE (Christihimmelfahrt)
  6.6	Format
  13.6	Shell
  20.6	Berlin Open Lab - Einstein Ufer UdK
  27.6	Optimizing & testing
  4.7	Goal

• X Making of a digital education artefact #2 is_parent of Overall Entwurf (ID: 4206 :: weight 1) :: TEXTREC ::

  WiSe 2018/2019	Bootstrapping & exploring
  SoSe 2019	Playing, specifying, defining
  WiSe 2019/2020	E-paper
  SoSe 2020	Machine learning, speech technologies, handwriting recognition
  WiSe 2020/2021	Testing & optimizing
  SoSe 2021	Deploying
  WiSe 2021/2022	???

• X Making of a digital education artefact #2 is_parent of Main communication channel (ID: 4207 :: weight 1) :: TEXTREC ::
  https://kastalia.medienhaus.udk-berlin.de
  
  MODEA #2 knot 4162 (i.e. https://kastalia.medienhaus.udk-berlin.de/4162 )
• X Making of a digital education artefact #2 is_parent of Validation (ID: 4208 :: weight 1) :: TEXTREC ::
  You'll get the signature only when actively participating on creating of an artefact which DOES something, e.g.
  
  
  
  
  • digital primer
  
  
  • music instrument for algorithmic drum circle
  
  
  • garden guardian
  
  
  • digital primer
  
  
  • light source
  
  
• X Making of a digital education artefact #2 is_parent of Main principles (ID: 4209 :: weight 1) :: TEXTREC ::
  
  
  1. M.Y.O.D. :: Make Your Own device
  
  
  2. Upcycle !
  
  
  3. Explore the "adjacent possible".
  
  
  4. Uniqueness and not mass production.
  
  
• X Making of a digital education artefact #2 is_parent of MODEA #2 - Forum (ID: 4210 :: weight 1) :: TEXTREC ::
  This is the place where we should start communicating.
• X Making of a digital education artefact #2 is_parent of Session 2 - Art & Artefact (ID: 4229 :: weight 1) :: TEXTREC ::
  Before doing the theory let's test our paper airplanes!
• X Making of a digital education artefact #2 is_parent of Handouts (ID: 4267 :: weight 1) :: TEXTREC ::
  Some articles related to our course.
• X Making of a digital education artefact #2 is_parent of Session 3 - Tools and Instruments (ID: 4275 :: weight 1) :: TEXTREC ::
  Nik - soldering iron
  Daniel - screwdriver
  Anna - pen
  Kohei - measure
  Akif - Swiss knife
  Gero - pen
• X Making of a digital education artefact #2 is_parent of Session 4 - Material & Components (ID: 4295 :: weight 1) :: TEXTREC ::
  Let's start making it real.
  
  
  Anna - Water
  Akif - Leather, Neopren
  Kohei - Metal (Aluminium)
  Gero - Displays  
  Daniel - paper
  Nik - wood, paper, cardboard, fabric, tin
  
  
  What is nice:
  Ceramic, Epoxy, Stones, Marble, Resin, Fibers
  
  
  Nobody mentioned:
  Plastic, Concrete,  
  
  
• X Making of a digital education artefact #2 is_parent of Hardware (ID: 4322 :: weight 1) :: TEXTREC ::
                                                 Devices           Office          Daniel    Nikoloz         Georgy    Students    
  Pi Zero w                                                        1
  Pi Zero                                       1
  Raspi 3B+                                  2                    
  
  Raspi 4B+                                  2                     2
  Raspi 3A+                                  2                    
  
  Respeaker 4mic                                               2
  Respeaker 2mic                                                                     1                                ?
  Phat Dat                                                         1
  Speaker Phat                                                  1
  Witty pi small    2                       1                     1
  Witty pi big                                                      2
  Inky Phat                                                        1
  Grove Sound                                                   1
  Grove Ultrasound                                             1
  
  Grove Gesture                          9?
  
  Raspicam                                 1                     1                    1
  PITFT                                                              1
  Resistive HDMI                         1
  Raspi B+                                  1                     1
  Phat Stack                               1                      1
  Skywriter                                 1                     1
  E-ink                                       1
  Capacitive HDMI                                              2
  Strompi                                                          1
  
  The Slate                                1 MISSING
  Raspberrypi Charger               1 MISSING
  E-ink 6 inch                             4
  
  E-ink 9 inch                             2                      1 +1 BROKEN
  E-ink 4.3 UART                        2                                                                                        1
  
  
  
• X Making of a digital education artefact #2 is_parent of Session 5 :: Modules and components (ID: 4325 :: weight 1) :: TEXTREC ::
  
  
  • What is modularity ?
  
  
  • What are modules ?
  
  
  • What are advantages of a modular system ?
  
  
  • What are disadvantages of a modular system ?
  
  
• X Making of a digital education artefact #2 is_parent of fibel.digital :: Phase 0 :: Permutations (ID: 4397 :: weight 1) :: TEXTREC ::
  Prof. Dr. Daniel D. Hromada (ECDF Juniorprofessor for Digital Education) and Nikoloz Kapanadze (Kunst und Medien; Tutor)
   
  We present multiple digital artefacts which emerged first stage of construction of a digital Primer. These include: touchscreen&HTML5-based prototype; e-ink screen (recently broken) with touchless sensing embedded in an upcycled old book; and OID-enriched paper page from the Primer "Wir Kinder vom Zirkus Palope". 
   
  Aside this, we'll present some additional digital artefacts exploiting the modularity and extensibility of Raspberry Pi technology: Make Your Own Instrument kits, touchless PONG-game, speak2listen headphones and a touch-the-plant botanics education setup. 
  
   

  
• X Making of a digital education artefact #2 is_parent of Session 6 :: Format (ID: 5198 :: weight 1) :: TEXTREC ::
  
  
  • In what domains of human activity do we speak about formats ?
  
  
  • In these disciplines, what kinds of formats do we know ?
  
  
  • Can we imagine other types of formats ? What are their advantages ? What are their disadvantages ?
  
  
  • What kinds of formats should we use ?
  
  
• X Making of a digital education artefact #2 is_parent of Connecting a Bluetooth speaker to a Raspberry Pi Zero W running Raspian Stretch Lite (ID: 5246 :: weight 1) :: TEXTREC ::
  
  
  1. sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
  
  
  2. sudo apt-get install bluealsa
  
  
  3. sudo service bluealsa start
  
  
  4. Switch on your bluetooth device
  
  
  5. sudo bluetoothctl
  
  
  6. scan on
  
  
  7. pair XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX (replace the XXXXX with your device ID)
  
  
  8. trust XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX
  
  
  9. connect XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX
  
  
  10. exit
  
  
  11. aplay -D bluealsa:HCI=hci0,DEV=XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX,PROFILE=a2dp /usr/share/sounds/alsa/*
  
  
• X Making of a digital education artefact #2 is_parent of Respeaker 2 Bluetooth Alsa stream (ID: 5265 :: weight 1) :: TEXTREC ::
  arecord -Dac108 -f S32_LE -r 16000 -c 2 om.wav & sleep 1 ; aplay -c 2 -D bluealsa:HCI=hci0,DEV=FC:58:FA:BF:4E:0E,PROFILE=a2dp om.wav
  
  
   
• X Making of a digital education artefact #2 is_parent of AE49SOSERundgang R311 Artefact List (ID: 5267 :: weight 1) :: TEXTREC ::
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Artefacts presented at AE49SOSERundgang in R311 of UdK's Medienhaus
  
  
  Credits: Nikoloz Kapanadze, Astrid Kraniger, Kohei Kimura, Akif Mehmet Sari, Ozcan Ertek, Anna Petzer
  
  
  Coordinator: Prof. Dr. Dr. Daniel Devatman Hromada (ECDF Juniorprofessor for Digital Education)
• X Making of a digital education artefact #2 is_parent of mutantC (ID: 5359 :: weight 1) :: TEXTREC ::
  

  https://mutantc.gitlab.io/index.html
  

  Over the years we’ve seen the Raspberry Pi crammed into almost any piece of hardware you can think of. Frankly, seeing what kind of unusual consumer gadget you can shoehorn a Pi into has become something of a meme in our circles. But the thing we see considerably less of are custom designed practical enclosures which actually play to the Pi’s strengths. Which is a shame, because as the MutantC created by [rahmanshaber] shows, there’s some incredible untapped potential there.

  The MutantC features a QWERTY keyboard and sliding display, and seems more than a little inspired by early smartphone designs. You know, how they were before Apple came in and managed to convince every other manufacturer that there was no future for mobile devices with hardware keyboards. Unfortunately, hacking sessions will need to remain tethered as there’s currently no battery in the device. Though this is something [rahmanshaber] says he’s actively working on.

  The custom PCB in the MutantC will work with either the Pi Zero or the full size variant, but [rahmanshaber] warns that the latest and greatest Pi 4 isn’t supported due to concerns about overheating. Beyond the Pi the parts list is pretty short, and mainly boils down to the 3D printed enclosure and the components required for the QWERTY board:  43 tactile switches and a SparkFun Pro Micro. Everything is open source, so you can have your own boards run off, print your case, and you’ll be well on the way to reliving those two-way pager glory days.

  We’re excited to see where such a well documented open source project like MutantC goes from here. While the lack of an internal battery might be a show stopper for some applications, we think the overall form factor here is fantastic. Combined with the knowledge [Brian Benchoff] collected in his quest to perfect the small-scale keyboard, you’d have something very close to the mythical mobile Linux device that hackers have been dreaming of.

  
  

  Keyboards:

  https://hackaday.io/project/158454-mini-piqwerty-usb-keyboard

  https://hackaday.com/2019/04/23/reaction-video-build-your-own-custom-fortnite-controller-for-a-raspberry-pi/
  

  
  

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