I developed and conducted research on an AR envrionment with a team of researchers during my visit to Pompeu Fabra University, Departament de Tecnologies de la Informació i les Comunicacions (DTIC)in Barcelona, Spain.

I conceptualized the idea and worked with designers, engineers and educational researchers to bring the concetps into reality. We designed a simple problem-solving game, which suggests a design strategy where learning is generated through the process of working toward solving a problem encountered in the game [20].

The game, named "Archimedes" was projected on the sliding surface of the Interactive Slide and children interact with it by sliding down. The game’s environment consists of a landscape with two pools of water divided by a central piece of land. Four characters appear: a pink fish in the left pool, a green fish in the right pool, a cat trapped in the central piece of land and a mouse standing on the left piece of land. In the upper part of the play area, virtual rocks, logs and beach balls appear randomly and move across from right to left.