PHYSICAL (INPUT)

USER INTERFACE

RESPONSE (OUTPUT)

NARRATIVE DETAILS

Step 1

Player steps into Node 3
GPS zone (15 m diameter)

'Inner City Sculpture'

1. Phone vibrates and plays audio alert (short musical aboriginal instrumental or chant) for 10 seconds, then stops

2.
     

Phone displays image for 10 seconds -- zoomed-in map view of Node 3 zone

Theme: Aboriginal Culture

Step 2

Immediately following Step 1

Phone plays image orientation file (photo of sculpture), for 10 seconds

Shows a photo of the 'Inner City Sculpture' residing in the GPS zone is shown, to help orient the player directionally in his/her environment

Step 3

Immediately following Step 2

Phone displays 'LISTEN' image prompt, for 5 seconds.

Player holds phone up to his/her ear

PHYSICAL (INPUT)

USER INTERFACE

RESPONSE (OUTPUT)

NARRATIVE DETAILS

Step 4

Immediately following Step 3

Activities menu appears on the phone screen, which remains active for entire duration that user is in Node 2

(see Activities Menu Tech Spec for full details on functionality)

Step 5

Immediately following Step 4

Phone plays audio call to action file.

Player listens to audio message

Audio call to action content:

Tells a short story of the aboriginal myth of the inukshuk sculpture.

"You might like to document the inukshuk by taking a photo, or build your own inukshuk using the rocks nearby. If you do, take a picture."

Condition:

If player clicks on activity menu, and then the camera option, with the intention of taking a photo:

Phone displays the camera viewfinder screen

See 'Activities Menu Tech Spec: Condition - Camera Option Clicked' for detailed set of possible user interactions.

Step 7

Player leaves Node 3

Show default main map (stays on-screen until Node 4 is entered)