LO-FI prototype

Marit testing it

The documentary --> lo fi version

EMILIO making the globe

The form

Learned a lot from these user tests, we did 3 tests, Marit, Come, Gabrielle

TRADITIONS
Sinterklaas
Elfstedentocht
Vierdaagse
Ice skating
Sailing
Koninginnedag now kingsday
KLM & Schiphol
Keukenhof
Afsluitdijk
Football (feyenoord vs ajax rivalry)
Madurodam
Efteling
Artis
Fietsen
Carnaval
Klompen
Cheese

HISTORY
WW2
Watersnoodramp 1953

NATURE
Waddeneilanden
Frysland
Koeien

CITIES

WEATHER
April doet wat het wil

I went through all the resources on the open beelden website to create a collection of subjects for our documentary - these are the ones that will be included

The cut outs = for lazer cutter

< The digital 3D model

(below) The 3d paper model scale much smaller. To see if the shape works

Measuring possible buttons for on the globe

Coding the globe to the shape we wanted.

The lazercut wooden pieces. Assembled by using wood glue and fabric strips to make them all strips.

LO FI prototype user testing

part of the GLOBE elements in the making

All of the manual and packaging elements in the making

Part of the documentary elements in the making

THE RESOURCES AND VIDEOS WE USED form Openbeelden

These are the maps which are used and repeated in the manual with various information that aligns with the documentary

These are the colors we decided on, as orange represents the Netherlands and is an inviting color.

1.4.2 DOCUMENTATION USER TESTING

Femke Bon - Watching documentary
- She said the order was good but would change locations and end with nature to end the documentary with a nice positive color image

Measuring projector to make it fit in our design and create a stand inside the globe for the projector

Assembling the globe, the remaining part has to be removable for the projector

The style of the manual

Some of the necessary things to assemble the globe.
- wood glue
- fabric strips
- hinges
- nails
INSIDE
- projector
- raspberry pie coding
wires

Step 1 - Mapping of collection and collecting information and photos
Step 2 - writing information in own words
Step 3 - Making the booklet digitally
Step 4 - printing the booklet on the wanted paper. (thicker outside and thinner inside pages, glossy magazine like) Size = A5 to be portable.
Step 5 - cut it into shape
Step 6 - Glue binding
Step 7 - testing

Cutting machine

The finished booklet

Making of the GLOBE

Making of the GUIDE

Making of the GLOBE

Making of the DOCUMENTARY

PREMIERE PRO - this is the program we used to make the documentary

We also made a google forms with a few clips from the documentary to test the pace, sound, framing and order. The reflections are in the link above, and the results are in the image below