Low Tech Augmented Reality
The WoW project is a workshop and intervention in public space that uses computer play-worlds as a means of calling attention to the changing ways people deal with privacy and identity in the public sphere.
WoW from aram bartholl on Vimeo.
Although low tech, this gives us a short glimpse at the augmented future we are facing. With augmented reality we may identify strangers in the street, and coupled with social networks, we would be able to know our social distance from them. For example, while waiting for the subway, you could strike a conversation with a friend of a friend, identified by your AR device.

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Enjoyed the discussion regarding low-tech augmented reality used for making learning experience more interesting without depending upon costly gadgets. It is fascinating to see how the simplest of the means can help in making learning experience an enjoyable and hands-on experience. This technique can also be used for online class help to facilitate and make lessons more understandable. Can't wait to see other interesting ideas like this!
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