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* any number of wheels, with any of their mutual arrangements * including motorcycle rigging* New helper \"Power\" can simulate any external forces * New helper \"Collision Sphere\" help to simulate collisions between ground and any part of your vehicle* supported by Mango Pipeline *Activation: both node-locked and floating/server is included, rendernodes do not require activation
Canonically for neurons, activation of postsynaptic glutamate receptors (mainly NMDA and AMPA) leads to increases in intracellular Ca2+ and activation of Ca2+-dependent enzymes such as neuronal NO synthase (nNOS) and cyclooxygenase 2 (COX-2), two enzymes which produce the potent vasodilators nitric oxide (NO) and prostanoids (e.g. PGE2), respectively. However, scientists have identified many other contributing mechanisms, for example, adenosine, produced from ADP by ectonucleotidases, ATP acting on purinergic receptors, or intracellular potassium concentration can also serve as potent vasodilators (Constantin Iadecola, Neuron, 2017).
Vasoconstriction is mediated via the metabotropic glutamate receptors (mGluRs) activation-dependent production of 20-hydroxyeicosatetraenoic acid (20-HETE), a metabolite released by astrocytes (Mapelli L. et al., Jneurosci, 2017).
From a neurobiological perspective, a concept can be described as a network created by linked cell assemblies that process emotional, linguistic, and sensorimotor information (Hauk, Johnsrude, & Pulvermüller, 2004). Words and knowledge are represented in distributed networks with different topographies, including perisylvian areas and others involved in processing perception and action (Macedonia & von Kriegstein, 2012). Via Hebbian learning the shape and activation strengths of networks change over time, so that with more instances of exposure, and especially more multimodal exposure via action, concept learning may be strengthened. The result is a more robust network of traces. This can also be thought of as a knowledge structure. Learning science with meaningful gestures may have effects on retention and the decay rate of the knowledge and information, as has been seen in gesture-based language learning studies (Macedonia & von Kriegstein, 2012).
It is intriguing that the Wacom test was able to distinguish a difference in learning between the lower degree embodied condition (second degree) and the higher degree embodied conditions (fourth degree). The two fourth degree lessons contained multiple instances of congruent gestures and far more sensorimotor activation (based on the Taxonomy for Embodiment in Education (Johnson-Glenberg et al., 2014a, 2014b, 2016)). Perhaps the increase in well-mapped sensorimotor activation created stronger memory traces and these facilitated better comprehension of the science content related to motion and forces at a distance. The comprehension that is gathered via more sensorimotor activation may be more easily tapped by measures that reactivate the sensorimotor system. Future studies should include non-gesture based questions on the tablet interface, i.e. multiple choice. In this manner, intra-indiviual correlations and increased validity for the measure can be garnered.
We end with ten bullet points for strong design going forward. First, a recommendation is made that instructional designers who wish to create more embodied content deeply consider the affordances of their chosen technology; they should think through how gestures can be integrated with the technology and the content. They need to pilot those mechanics with each iteration. We chose to use a joint tracking sensor (the Kinect) for our most embodied fourth degree conditions because it afforded locomotion and gross motor gestures. However, if you know ahead of time that learners must be seated at a computer, there are still many creative uses for the mouse and tracking pad. Think about how the input device and user interface can be driven by gestures that are congruent to the content to be learned. For example, we wanted to build a simulation that would refute the misconception that a bob released from spinning would travel in a curved path (the impetus fallacy). A centripetal force simulation was created where the learner spins the bob on the screen by circling the mouse on a table and releases the virtual bob by lifting the index finger. This activity may recruit less sensorimotor activation than swinging a physical bob overhead (Johnson-Glenberg et al., 2016), but it is more active and embodied than viewing a video of the same. Design is always a trade-off. 153554b96e
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