Virtual Nature Expedition: Exploring the Puger Ecosystem

Behind the crashing waves and the mesmerizing sunsets of Puger Beach, lies a hidden secret that threatens our future. Through 360° exploration videos and augmented reality technology, let's go beyond the limits of sight to uncover how microplastic pollution infiltrates the food chain and affects human health. This beauty is ours, and so is our responsibility to protect it.

Learning Objectives

01

Analyze Impact

After exploring environmental contamination through 360 Video and AR microplastic media, students are able to describe the systemic impact of microplastics on public health and ecosystems comprehensively and accurately

02

Evaluate Complexity

Through interactive analysis of the 360 ​​video of the condition of the Puger TPI and AR visualization of microplastics, students are able to assess the complexity of the problem by integrating ecological, economic, and social aspects into a system relationship matrix (causal-loop) in a holistic and logical manner

03

Propose Solution

Based on a systemic understanding of the results of observations using 360 Video and AR microplastic, students are able to design strategic and innovative solution proposals for microplastic mitigation in the Jember region that meet the criteria for ecological, economic, and social balance in a sustainable manner

04

Systems Thinking

After going through a series of 360 Video and AR-based learning experiences, students are able to formulate logical decisions to overcome the dilemma of plastic use in everyday life consistently and responsibly