Tour Overview
Albert Park is so much more than just another park - it hides a secret. Will you discover what it is today?
Albert Park has a long history and distinctive character. The Papakainga (village) that occupied the site prior to European settlement was named Rangipuke. In 1845 the Albert Barracks were built there. The Park was laid out in the 1880s and in 1942 ......
....... well that's the secret we can discover today in this tour!
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND DISCLAIMER
This prototype tour designed originally for the THETA 2017 conference was re-mastered for the SoTELNZ 2019 Symposium in Auckland to illustrate the power of location-based mobile learning to amplify teaching and learning in education. While based on authentic historical evidence it is in no way a complete, true and accurate story of the history of Albert Park and it is not intended to offend any person either living or dead. Content (video, images, text, maps) has been sourced from the National Library of New Zealand, Wikipedia, New Zealand Tourism Guide, New Zealand History, Heritage et Al, Paul Bourke and Getting Lost. Images used are in the public domain, under creative commons licensing or attributed to the source from which they have been obtained.
Stops
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Stop 1: Introduction and Instructions
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Stop 2: Rotunda
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Stop 3: Throwback Sculpture
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Stop 4: Albert Park Fountain
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Stop 5: Flower Clock
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Stop 6: Ombu Tree
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Stop 7: Gateway Sculpture
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Stop 8: Albert Park Tunnels
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Stop 9: The Answer
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Stop 10: The Future