1. 2

2. TABLE of
Contents
◇ Introduction
◇ Background
◇ Hardware
◇ Software
◇ Scratch
◇ Humanware
◇ Summary

3. Introduction

4. Introduction
I n tr o
c
d tion
u
Fine Art Education
Music Education
Art Education
Physical Education
Convergence Education

5. Introduction
I n tr o
c
du tion
 Who?
Teenagers
 What?
Multi Art Informal Learning Complex
 Where?
In every district
 When?
During class of fine arts
 Why?
To encourage students’ voluntary
participation and make learning an
internal pleasure

6. Background

7. Content
B ACK
G R Ou nd
Problem of Current Art Education
① Rigidity
② Uniformity
③ Utilize Competition as an External Motive
④ Inequality
⑤ Incongruity of Assessment

8. Content
B ACK
G R Ou nd
Capabilities required for
Learners in Future Society
① Constructing Ability on Knowledge
② Self-Control Ability
③ Communication Ability
④ Cooperation Ability
⑤ Problem-Solving Ability and Creativity

9. Content
B ACK
G R Ou nd
Intention of the Complex
→ Convenient education in the future
by combining art education and technology
→ Environment where students can enjoy
high quality art activities
=> Positive effects on individuals and society

10. Content
B ACK
G R Ou nd
Ideals of Education
① Constructivism Education
② Informal Learning
③ Humanistic View of Education

11. Content
B ACK
G R Ou nd
Expectation Effect - Individual
① learners can express their feelings
② upright character
③ anyone can have an artistic talent
④ various career exploration is possible
⑤ positive effect on cognitive capability
⑥ art can enrich one’s life

12. Content
B ACK
G R Ou nd
Expectation Effect - Social
① Social problem might decrease through healthy
expression of feelings.
② Positive effects on society when students grow up
with healthy character and awakened way of
thinking.
③ Fringe Jobs can receive attention and creation of
employment

13. Hardware

14. H A RD
MAIL
Music
Art
P.E.
Multi complex
WA R E
Surrounding Environment
MAIL complex

15. H A RD
MAIL
Music
Art
P.E.
Multi complex
WA R E
Lesson Room
Performance Room
Concert Hall
Appreciation Room
AppreciationHall, Receptiondrum, percussions)
Asian Western Music Office
Technology (Pansori, (wind)
Entrance Music / composition)
Performance Room (ex. RoomRoom
Asian Music Security (String)
PracticalWestern Music (vocal, LessonDeskhall…)
Music(Vocal, / (string,percussion)
AssemblyMusic(string,Concert
Practical composition,
Western Service wind)
(percussion)
piano)

16. H A RD
W E
AR
MAIL
Music
Art
P.E.
Multi complex
5th floor
Drawing Room
4th floor
Drawing Room
3rd floor
Drawing Room
2nd floor
Classroom
1st floor
Resting Place
B1 – B2
Appreciation Room

17. H A RD
MAIL
Music
Art
P.E.
WA R E
Appreciation Room
Multi complex

18. H A RD
MAIL
Music
Art
P.E.
Multi complex
WA R E
waterway
Special
Features
Indoor Gym
Outdoor Gym

19. H A RD
WA R E
MAIL
Music
Art
P.E.
Multi complex
Swimming pool
Room 154
Other
Facilities?
Room 153
Theatre
Room 155
Ice Rink
Room 156
Multipurpose circular gym
Room 157
Gymnastics Arena
Room 158-164
VR room

20. H A RD
MAIL
Music
Art
P.E.
Multi complex
WA R E
VR room
Multipurpose Circular Gym
Gymnastics Arena
Classroom
Ice Rink
Theatre

21. H A RD
MAIL
Music
Art
P.E.
WA R E
Classroom Resting place
Practice Room
Lobby & & Concert Hall
Honor Gallery
Shower
Administration
Multi complex

22. H A RD
WA R E
MAIL
Music
Art
P.E.
Multi complex
• Cafeteria
• Pc lab
• Study table
• TV
• Restroom
• Guardhouse
Lobby & Resting Place

23. H A RD
MAIL
Music
Art
P.E.
Multi complex
WA R E
Smart Mirror
Shower Room

24. H A RD
MAIL
Music
Art
P.E.
Multi complex
WA R E
Smart Glass
Administration

25. H A RD
MAIL
Music
Art
P.E.
Multi complex
WA R E
P.E.
Music
Art
Honor Gallery

26. H A RD
WA R E
MAIL
Music
Art
P.E.
Multi complex
• Transforming
room
• Virtual Reality
Practice Room

27. H A RD
MAIL
Music
Art
P.E.
Multi complex
WA R E
Concert Hall
Classroom & Concert Hall

28. H A RD
MAIL
Music
Art
P.E.
WA R E
Other
Facilities?
Information Center
Multi complex

29. H A RD
WA R E
- devices
1. 3D Glass
(smart glass)
3D glass Recording system
Augmented Reality Phone
Smartboard
• Experience virtual reality
• Displays scenes in all dimensions of
classroom (Difference from 3D screen)
• Educational information added by experts

30. H A RD
WA R E
- devices
1. 3D Glass
(smart glass)
3D glass Recording system
Augmented Reality Phone
Smartboard

31. H A RD
W E
AR
- devices
3D glass Recording system
Augmented Reality Phone
Smartboard
• Installed in 3D Glass
• Active learner
• Transmitted to students’ individual
database
2. Recording
System
• Used for feedback / mentoring programs

32. H A RD
3D glass Recording system
Augmented Reality Phone
Smartboard
WA R E
- devices
3. Augmented
Reality Phone
Related to every state of affairs of humanlife

33. H A RD
WA R E
- devices
4. Smartboard
3D glass Recording system
Augmented Reality Phone
Smartboard
• similar to smart glass but its PORTABLE
• Loaded with recording system, fingerprint
identification system, etc,.
• Database connected to Administration
Office

34. H A RD
WA R E
- devices
4. Smartboard
3D glass Recording system
Augmented Reality Phone
Smartboard

35. Software

36. HOLOGRAM

37. Content
S O FT
WA R E
DB system
Hologram
Virtual Reality
Augmented Reality
Database System
Information storage
Achievements
Appreciation info.
Personal info.
Curriculum

38. Content
S O FT
WA R E
DB system
Hologram
Virtual Reality
Hologram
Creating 3D images
Augmented Reality
Curriculum

39. Content
S O FT
WA R E
DB system
Hologram
Virtual Reality
Augmented Reality
Curriculum

40. Content
S O FT
WA R E
DB system
Hologram
Virtual Reality
Augmented Reality
Virtual Reality
Applied in Appreciation room 
Curriculum
Vivid
Experience

41. Content
S O FT
WA R E
DB system
Hologram
Virtual Reality
Augmented Reality
Augmented Reality
Reality of daily lives in the future
Platform for informal learning
& publicizing performances
Curriculum

42. Content
S O FT
WA R E
DB system
Hologram
Virtual Reality
Augmented Reality
Curriculum
Life with MAIL Complex
Name : Clara
Age : 17
Interest : playing violin

43. Content
S O FT
DB system
WA R E
Confirm major
Classes start
Self curriculum
Hologram
Virtual Reality
Augmented Reality
Curriculum

44. Content
S O FT
WA R E
DB system
Hologram
Virtual Reality
Augmented Reality
Curriculum

45. Content
S O FT
DB system
WA R E
Interim evaluation
Preparation
Hologram
Virtual Reality
Augmented Reality
Curriculum

46. Content
S O FT
DB system
Hologram
Virtual Reality
Augmented Reality
Curriculum
Music major
WA R E
Convergence Art
Physical p. major
Art major

47. Content
S O FT
DB system
Hologram
Virtual Reality
Augmented Reality
WA R E
Preparation
Curriculum

48. Content
S O FT
WA R E
DB system
Hologram
Virtual Reality
Augmented Reality
Curriculum

49. Content
S O FT
WA R E
DB system
Hologram
Virtual Reality
Augmented Reality
At the end of the semester,
Student perform their final work
Curriculum

50. Introduction
1 Intro.
2 Background
3 goal
Content
4 Physical environment  building & devices
5 Software
6 humanware
Summary

51. Humanware

52. H uMa N
R
Wa E
Administration Dept.
Technical Dept.
Specialists in Art education
Administration Dept.
- Connection with school organization &
Making a Curriculum
- Matching students with instructors
- Arranging and Informing the result
of examination for students

53. H uMa N
R
Wa E
Administration Dept.
Technical Dept.
Specialists in Art education
Technical Dept.
- Management of various materials
: Database, Hologram,
Virtual reality and augmented reality
- Solving technical problems
of hardware or devices

54. H uMa N
R
Wa E
Administration Dept.
Technical Dept.
Specialists in Art education
Specialists in Art education
- Art teachers at public schools
& Professional art experts
- State-authorized tests for
qualification to teach
- 5 to 10 : 1

55. Summary

56. Su
mma Ry
Education For the Future
MAIL COMPLEX
Constructivism
Informal learning

57. Su
mma Ry
Education For the Future
Software
Hardware
Humanware
MAIL COMPLEX
Convenient
Constructivism
High-quality
Informal learning
Emotional & Cognitive Development for students

58. Q&A

59. Thank You!