EduLinked Pty Ltd - Spatial Learning Node Prototype
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Introduction

What the Spatial Learning Node is

The Spatial Learning Node (SLN) is a prototype, site-installed learning environment that layers volumetric projection, tactile interactives and short facilitator-led sequences to create immersive, embodied learning experiences. It is designed for museums, libraries and civic venues that want public-facing learning which is sensory-rich, repeatable and genuinely accessible.

Each Node session is short and modular, with clear visitor flows and facilitator scripts so staff can run multiple, accessible sessions per day. The Node maps to EMLS curriculum modules so public visitors and classroom learners share content and outcomes, strengthening community-to-classroom learning pathways.

Pilot materials: canonical trial protocol, technical dataflow notes (LRS/xAPI-ready), site-installation brief and accessibility audit template are available as part of the partner package.

What we offer

Features & partner deliverables

The Spatial Learning Node is delivered as a partner-ready package. Each installation includes hardware & AV guidance, a library of modular session designs, and the accessibility, training and evaluation materials venues need to run consistent, measurable public programs.

Layered volumetric visuals

Multi-depth projection and spatialised content that creates distinct ‘layers’ of information. Visitors can move between layers to reveal new perspectives and scaffolded ideas.

Tactile & physical interactives

Hand-held or in-situ tactiles and haptic elements mapped to on-screen layers so visitors learn by touch, gesture and manipulation as well as sight and sound.

Facilitator packs & training

Short session scripts, visitor flows, accessibility briefings and a hands-on training programme so local staff can deliver consistent, repeatable sessions with low prep overhead.

Accessibility-first assets

Audio description tracks, Easy Read visitor sheets, symbol signage and Auslan-ready summaries are standard. We include staff-facing scripts for inclusive facilitation and accessible queuing/flow guidance.

EMLS compatibility & learning continuity

Node sessions map directly to EMLS modules so visiting learners and schools can continue learning in classrooms, strengthening community-to-school learning pathways.

Site planning, M&E & support

We provide a site-installation brief (power, rigging, acoustic notes), an accessibility audit template, and mixed-methods M&E tools (LRS/xAPI hooks and qualitative templates) so pilots deliver robust evaluation and procurement-ready reporting.