Helping Understand Royal Culture with 3D Tactile Educational Tools
National Palace Museum Delivers 'Palace Stories' to Four Schools for the Blind
The National Palace Museum announced on the 1st that it has delivered 'Palace Stories,' created with advice from experts in education for the visually impaired, to four schools for the blind. These include the National Seoul School for the Blind, Hanbit School for the Blind, Eunkwang School, and Gwangju Segwang School.
'Palace Stories' is an audio-supported tactile teaching aid developed to help visually impaired children experience royal culture. Using 3D printing technology, the teaching aids include a 'Gyeongbokgung tactile map,' 'Geunjeongjeon Hall,' 'Rank Stones and Royal Path,' 'Ilwol Obongdo (Sun, Moon, and Five Peaks Painting),' and 'Bronze Dragon,' all accompanied by audio explanations. This allows understanding not only of the overall appearance of Gyeongbokgung Palace but also the detailed shapes of cultural assets.
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The museum stated, "It boasts the largest scale among the tactile teaching aids produced so far," and added, "We plan to continue the project next year and develop various content."
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