Authors
Jonathan C. Stump, Ioannis Skourtis, Connor J. McGrath, Nicholas S. Bradford
Sponsor
CERES Community Environment Park
Advisors
Joan B. Szkutak, David E. Szkutak, Paul W. Davis
Term
October – December 2015
Abstract
CERES Community Environment Park in Melbourne is a leader in environmental practice in Australia, but it offers no interactive activities for visitors. In order to add fun family activities to the park, we conducted surveys on visitors, interviews with CERES employees and local experts, observations of park visitors, and playtesting of our activities. Our final deliverables included seven activities based in the CERES Chook app, data on high-traffic park areas, and recommendations for improving both the app and the park as a whole.
Final Report
Dynamize CERES — Bringing Activities to a Community Environment Park