Dr Daisy Abbott
@daisyabbott.bsky.social
Playful & Game-based learning specialist. Interdisciplinary researcher. Serious games for research skills and researcher development. SFHEA, CeLP, PhD.
Reposted by Dr Daisy Abbott
INSTRUCTIONS
The application is delivered as a scene in the Unity game engine.To install it simply:
1) download the zip file from radar.gsa.ac.uk/10417/31/Emp...
2) unzip the files
3) keep the folder structure intact
4) double click the file called EmpireExhibitionNarratives.exe
The application is delivered as a scene in the Unity game engine.To install it simply:
1) download the zip file from radar.gsa.ac.uk/10417/31/Emp...
2) unzip the files
3) keep the folder structure intact
4) double click the file called EmpireExhibitionNarratives.exe
radar.gsa.ac.uk
January 8, 2026 at 1:26 PM
INSTRUCTIONS
The application is delivered as a scene in the Unity game engine.To install it simply:
1) download the zip file from radar.gsa.ac.uk/10417/31/Emp...
2) unzip the files
3) keep the folder structure intact
4) double click the file called EmpireExhibitionNarratives.exe
The application is delivered as a scene in the Unity game engine.To install it simply:
1) download the zip file from radar.gsa.ac.uk/10417/31/Emp...
2) unzip the files
3) keep the folder structure intact
4) double click the file called EmpireExhibitionNarratives.exe
Really, that's very odd... Here they are as text. I'll fix the file as well. Thanks for letting me know.
January 8, 2026 at 1:26 PM
Really, that's very odd... Here they are as text. I'll fix the file as well. Thanks for letting me know.
Yeah, I don't think either of us found anything else about this diorama did we? But I will definitely keep my eyes open and share anything new with you.
January 8, 2026 at 12:01 PM
Yeah, I don't think either of us found anything else about this diorama did we? But I will definitely keep my eyes open and share anything new with you.
I think I've got a scan of some of those articles already from @ninabake2.bsky.social !
I'll have a look though as we struggled to find out more about the hydroelectric diorama (or a pic of it) that was in the Women of Empire Pavilion - if anyone reading knows more let us know please!
I'll have a look though as we struggled to find out more about the hydroelectric diorama (or a pic of it) that was in the Women of Empire Pavilion - if anyone reading knows more let us know please!
January 8, 2026 at 11:49 AM
I think I've got a scan of some of those articles already from @ninabake2.bsky.social !
I'll have a look though as we struggled to find out more about the hydroelectric diorama (or a pic of it) that was in the Women of Empire Pavilion - if anyone reading knows more let us know please!
I'll have a look though as we struggled to find out more about the hydroelectric diorama (or a pic of it) that was in the Women of Empire Pavilion - if anyone reading knows more let us know please!
Thanks! Have a play and let me know what you think.
The AR does work in any outdoor space, although obviously far less meaningfully than in the Glasgow park it's designed for... But the desktop app hopefully fills the gap for remote users. (Check out the lesson plans too if you're a teacher.)
The AR does work in any outdoor space, although obviously far less meaningfully than in the Glasgow park it's designed for... But the desktop app hopefully fills the gap for remote users. (Check out the lesson plans too if you're a teacher.)
January 8, 2026 at 9:37 AM
Thanks! Have a play and let me know what you think.
The AR does work in any outdoor space, although obviously far less meaningfully than in the Glasgow park it's designed for... But the desktop app hopefully fills the gap for remote users. (Check out the lesson plans too if you're a teacher.)
The AR does work in any outdoor space, although obviously far less meaningfully than in the Glasgow park it's designed for... But the desktop app hopefully fills the gap for remote users. (Check out the lesson plans too if you're a teacher.)