Contrived Experiences ( 3D, Mock-ups and Diorama used in Teaching)
DIORAMA-
A three-dimensional miniature or life-size scene in which figures, stuffed wildlife, or other objects are arranged in a naturalistic setting against a painted background.
Classically, a diorama is assembled inside a box. The inside of the box is painted to create abackdrop, which varies depending on the desired effect of the diorama. Then, various objects are positioned inside the diorama to create a scene. For example, a natural history museum might set up a scene which depicts dinosaurs on a prehistoric plain. In addition to the dinosaurs, the diorama would probably also include historically accurate plants and other features to make the diorama more interesting the look at.
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Models and Mock-ups
A mockup is a model of an object or device that is created to follow a specific design. This type of resource may be built to a specific scale, or constructed as a full-size example of a newly developed product or device. Typically, a mockup is constructed to convey the general idea of the actual product and is not a working model. When the mockup is functional, it is usually referred to as a prototype.
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