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User Interface of Interactive Media Art Works using Five senses as Play Therapy

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The pleasure and interaction offered by interactive media art could be fully facilitated as play tool for children, not just for its contribution to physical development but also for emotional and cognitive development as well. Media art works which stimulate five senses and induce physical exercise can overcome the side effects of digital game devices and can be useful as a play therapy that brings out sound emotion and allows cognitive development. Ingredients such as sand and bell used for such art, therefore, deserves recognition as a 'User Interface' for play therapy that stimulates five senses.

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Abstract
 1. Introduction
 2. Play Therapy and Interactive Media Art
 3. Analysis of Example
  3.1. Color Xylophone: Sight, Hearing, Movement, Self-Perception
  3.2. Ghost Bell: Hearing, Self-Perception
  3.3. Memorial Bell: Hearing, sight
  3.4. Light Table: Touching, Sight
  3.5. Bubble Bubble: Sight, Movement, Self-Perception
 4. User Interface that Provokes Five Senses
 5. Conclusion
 Acknowledgements
 References

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  • Joohun Lee Dept. of New Media Arts, Dong-Ah Institute of Media and Arts
  • Haehyun Jung The Graduate school of Advanced Imaging Science, Multimedia & Film Chung-Ang University

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