Semapedia

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Semapedia is a project which uses semacode nodes to connect Wikipedia articles with their relevant place in physical space.

Placing physical semapedia tags on real-world objects allows people with smartphones to use their built-in cameras to decode the Wikipedia-URL from the semacode. The phone can then use its internal browser to display the Wikipedia article of the physical object to the user.

Contents 1 See also 2 References 3 External links 3.1 Conferences with semapedia

[edit] See also

• Semapedia in Ghana

[edit] References

• Article on Punto Informatico
• Article on Heise.de
• Article on Golem.de
• Article on derStandard.at
• Article on Computerwelt.at
• Paper about Semapedia

[edit] External links

Wikimedia Commons has media related to: Semacode

• Semapedia
• Semapedia as a model for providing situated mobile learning experiences in education

[edit] Conferences with semapedia

• Conference about ongoing Wikiprojects
• 22C3 Chaos Communication Congress (CCC-Berlin)
• Wikimania 2006