Physics of Ballet
The Physics of Ballet application is a fully immersive and open source tool that allows people to learn about rotational mechanics topics by viewing examples of the Ballet, through mobile devices and a virtual reality viewer.
The didactic material was recorded with a 360° camera at the National Theater of Costa Rica. In it, a professional dancer carried out characteristic steps, to exemplify applications of physical concepts, which are explained with the formalism that Physics allows.
This has two modules (Swings and Turns) and three modes of interaction (Theory, Observation and Game), to allow the generation of Active Learning processes, Game-Based Learning and work from the STEAM perspective. The creation of didactic material from a gender perspective allows working on rotational mechanics from a non-masculinized field of human endeavor, which contributes to the creation of gender-inclusive learning processes in Physics.
The download must be from a mobile application/ android cellphone.
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Diana Herrero-VillarrealProducerAcademic Producer - Content Specialist
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Esteban Campos-ZumbadoProducerProduction - 2D Animation
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Luis Diego Gómez-QuesadaProducer2D Animation
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Farith Tabash-PérezProducerPost-production
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Esterlyn Quesada-BrenesProducerProgramming
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Daniela Hernández-BrenesProducerChoreographic support
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Karina Mora-CastroProducerVoiceover
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Álvaro Esquivel-ValverdeKey CastMusical director
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Andrés León-RodríguezKey CastMusician
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Beatriz CastroMéndezKey CastMusician
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Carlos Gutiérrez-HineKey CastMusician
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Eduardo Rodríguez-VillalobosKey CastMusician
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Erick Sánchez-BarrantesKey CastMusician
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Fernando Muñoz-del ColladoKey CastMusician
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Mario Campos-SandovalKey CastMusician
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Ricardo Ramírez-AlfaroKey CastMusician
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Sonia Bruno-AlfaroKey CastMusician
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Arianne Dietrich-MoyaLead ArtistsBallet dancer
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Rodolfo Alfaro-PinedaKey CollaboratorsCoordinator of the Master's Degree in Intellectual Property UNED/Copyright and intellectual property support
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Fab Lab Kä TräreKey CollaboratorsFabrication Laboratory UNED/Constant and varied support from the entire team.
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Heidy Rosales-SánchezKey CollaboratorsExecutive Vice Chancellor/Financial Resources Support
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Raquel Zúñiga-GuzmánKey CollaboratorsExecutive Vice President's Office/Administrative Support
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Yirlania Quesada-BonicheKey CollaboratorsContracting and Supplies Office, UNED/Support for hiring
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Marcela Hernández-JiménezKey CollaboratorsUniversity of Costa Rica
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Staff of the technical area of the National Theater of Costa RicaKey CollaboratorsAdministrative, technical and logistical support during recordings
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Ludwig MinkusInterpretaciones musicalesCompositor: Don Quixote, Act III Kitri Variation
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Piotr Ilyich TchaikovskyInterpretaciones musicalesCompositor:Sleeping Beauty, Op. 66 (D) Aurore (Variation II)
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Project Title (Original Language):Física del Ballet
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Project Type:Virtual Reality, 360 Video
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Minimum Runtime:15 minutes
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Maximum Runtime:45 minutes
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Average Runtime:25 minutes
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Variable Runtime Details:The differences correspond to the audiences, some are more accustomed to using the scopes and making movements with them, for others it is the first experience. It also depends on the agility of the users to follow, when appropriate, the steps of the ballerina's ballet.
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Completion Date:November 30, 2022
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Production Budget:10,000 EUR
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Country of Origin:Costa Rica
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Language:Spanish
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Student Project:No
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Virtual
March 6, 2023
Open Education Week