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Coral Reef Experience Breakdown

Experience Breakdown Guide

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The following list serves as a comprehensive resource for developers and designers to refer to for specific details and requirements of the project as documented in the table below.

Beat: A distinct segment within a stage of the VR experience, characterized by specific actions, dialogues, or interactions. Each beat represents a finer detail of the narrative or instructional flow, contributing to the overall learning objectives and thematic progression of the stage it belongs to. Beats are essentially the building blocks of each stage.

Stage: Represents a major section within the overall VR experience, characterized by a change in location or a shift in stage type (from 'Content Delivery' to 'Interactive Activity' or vice versa). Each stage is composed of a series of beats, and the stage number changes to reflect the transition to a new thematic or functional segment of the experience.

Stage Type: A classification of each stage based on its primary purpose: either 'Content Delivery' for segments focused on presenting information or 'Interactive Activity' for parts where students engage directly with the VR environment.

Location: The virtual environment setting for each beat (e.g., CPO, Arctic underwater). This defines the visual backdrop and atmosphere of each segment.

Faculty UI Notes: A concise list of key points or reminders for the faculty to refer to during each beat, ensuring they cover all necessary topics and instructions.

Faculty Script: A detailed script for what the faculty will say during each beat. This script guides the narrative and instructional flow of the experience.

3D Objects: A list of unique three-dimensional assets used in each beat, such as models of animals, 3D data, or equipment. These objects enhance the visual and educational aspects of the VR environment.

3D Animations: Specific three-dimensional animations that occur in each beat, like melting ice or moving vehicles, adding dynamism and realism to the VR experience.

2D Content: Unique two-dimensional content for each beat, such as text overlays, images, or diagrams, providing additional information or context.

Sound: Details of audio elements included in each beat, like background music, sound effects, or voice-overs, contributing to the immersive quality of the experience.

Haptics: Specifications for any haptic feedback (like vibrations or wind) used in each beat, enhancing the tactile dimension of the VR experience.

Stage Change Confirmation UI: A checkbox to indicate whether a confirmation prompt is needed for the faculty to proceed to the next stage. This ensures smooth transitions between beats.

Faculty should always receive the Stage Change Confirmation UI when a stage changes.

Back Location: Specifies the beat to return to if the 'back' arrow is clicked.

By default, clicking the back arrow always goes back one beat, unless noted in the breakdown document.

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[NOT UPDATED] Coral Reef Experience Breakdown

[NOT UPDATED] Coral Reef Experience Breakdown

Beats

Stage

Stage type

Location

Content on Faculty UI

Faculty Script

3D Objects

3D Animations

2D Content

Sound

Haptics

Scene change confirmation UI

Back Location

Welcome to the experience & the CPO environmentsdfsdf

Content Delivery

CPO

Holographic Globe

Globe idle rotation

Introduce the Arctic

Content Delivery

CPO

Dive deeper into present day Arctic & why it is important

Content Delivery

CPO

Arrive at present day Arctic

Content Delivery

Helicopter

Helicopter Animates out of scene

Helicopter leaving sound

Arctic ambiance sound?

Rumble of helicopter leaving

Overview of present day environment & it’s living elements

Content Delivery

Polar bear

Polar Bear walks onto nearby ice sheet

Polar bear sound?

Introduction to ice measuring experience

Content Delivery

Begin ice measuring experience - drilling hole in ice

Interactive Activity

Launch ROV’s underwater

Interactive Activity

Students are completing experience

Interactive Activity

End the interactive experience

Interactive Activity

Conclude findings from ice scanning activities (ex: ice thickness, light bleed)

Content Delivery

Introduce time travel to future version of the Arctic

Content Delivery

Welcome students to future Arctic.

Content Delivery

Present environment & it’s living elements

Content Delivery

Grolar bear

Narluga

Introduce going underwater to see a new view.

Content Delivery

Overview underwater environment

Content Delivery

Introduce underwater ROV experience

Content Delivery

Begin underwater ROV experience

Interactive Activity

Students are completing experience

Interactive Activity

End the interactive experience

Interactive Activity

Conclude VR lecture

Content Delivery

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