Redefining Education
Imagined Communities brings innovation to education, social impact, and personal growth and vision in a way unprecedented by public policy solutions to date by integrating augmented reality applications. Most business and technology experts argue that augmented reality has the potential to have … [Read More...]
Technology and reactions against globalization have facilitated a shift in which local environments and groups are rising in import and prominence. In this environment, cities are challenged to market themselves in an entrepreneurial fashion distinct from that of the state or nation, promoting their own, unique attractions to draw investors, businesses, residents, and tourists.
Augmented Reality takes real-time information in the form of video, images, audio, and text, and, through the use of glifs (icons) or geotags (geographically located GPS tags), allows users to access the information on demand. By designing augmented reality "assets," Imagined Communities' teams can insert what's important to them and their communities into augmented form and re-design the environment. … [Read More...]

Cognitive maps are the mental representations, images, or models we create based on our perceptions of ourselves and our environment. These exist as neural spatial networks which link past experience with … [Read More...]
It's time we started using our power through choices and media technologies to promote the behaviors we want to see--not those we can't help but see or wish we hadn't. Let's use the excitement and engagement … [Read More...]
Imagined Communities has exciting partnership opportunities for cities, corporations, and foundations who want to be viewed as innovators and leaders Imagined Communities is breaking new ground by integrating emerging technologies into an … [Read More...]
Cognitive psychology tells us that the image we have of place and ourselves either limits or expands our possibilities. As made famous in the turn-around of New York City, the Broken Windows theory operates from this principle: if a person’s surroundings are filled with negative images – broken windows, blight, graffiti - crime is higher and the ability to transcend these urban ills is diminished. … [Read More...]

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