JP7439892B2 - Portable terminal device, display method and program - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a portable terminal device, a display method, and a program .

There is a need among parents to allow their children to experience nature while there are many other forms of entertainment such as games. However, most parents do not know when, where, and how to let their children experience the experience. One of the nature experiences is a walk rally or stamp rally inside the zoo and botanical garden. Zoos and botanical gardens and aquariums are places where you can experience nature, and we would like to host events for parents and children to visit, but it is difficult to allocate human resources to hold events.

Participants in activities such as walk rallies, stamp rallies, orienteering, etc. refer to simplified maps that look like frame diagrams as they head toward their goal points (checkpoints). Participants play games at the target point or intermediate points, solve quizzes related to that point, and advance to the final destination to reach the goal. In other words, participants aim for the final goal while carrying out missions such as looking at panel diagrams, heading to checkpoints, and completing quizzes and other tasks there.

There is Patent Document 1 as a technology related to presenting and answering quizzes at checkpoints in activities.

Patent No. 5020478

Patent Document 1 discloses a learning support terminal that asks questions, receives answers, and determines whether the answers are correct or incorrect. However, in the terminal described in Patent Document 1, the timing of questions and answers is not limited, and the learner who is the terminal user can study at a timing of his or her choice. Furthermore, in the terminal described in Patent Document 1, the order in which questions are to be solved is not defined, and the learner can select the questions.

The premise of a walk rally is for participants to visit checkpoints one after another and solve questions (quizzes) related to those checkpoints. A typical example is observing a flower blooming at a checkpoint and answering a quiz about the leaves of this flower. For this reason, it is desirable that a quiz related to the checkpoint be asked after the participant arrives at the checkpoint .

However , the learning support terminal described in Patent Document 1 has a problem in that questions with such restrictions cannot be asked.

The present invention was made in view of this background, and an object of the present invention is to provide a portable terminal device, a display method, and a program suitable for activities such as walk rallies .

In order to solve the above problems, a portable terminal device according to the present invention is a portable terminal device equipped with a display means and a current position information acquisition means, and which displays a photographic image of a living thing to be searched for at a predetermined designated position. display control means for causing the display means to display a first screen on which an arrival button for declaring arrival at the designated location is displayed, the first screen being capable of accepting an operation on the arrival button; When the arrival button is operated on the first screen, the current location information acquired by the current location information acquisition means at the time the arrival button was operated corresponds to the designated location. determination means for determining whether or not the arrival button is present, and the display control means determines that the current position information when the arrival button is operated corresponds to the specified position. In this case, while a question related to the characteristics of the creature is displayed on the display means, which is registered in advance in correspondence with the creature to be searched for at the specified position, the determination means determines that the question does not correspond to the specified position. If it is determined that the location is different , information indicating that the location is different is displayed as text information on the display means, and the display returns to the first screen.
Further, the display method according to the present invention is a display method executed by a portable terminal device equipped with a display means and a current position information acquisition means, in which a photographic image of an organism to be searched for at a predetermined designated position is a display control process for causing the display means to display a first screen on which an arrival button for declaring arrival is displayed, the first screen being capable of accepting an operation on the arrival button; When the arrival button is operated, it is determined whether or not the current location information acquired by the current location information acquisition means at the time the arrival button was operated corresponds to the designated location. and a determination process for determining that the current location information when the arrival button is operated corresponds to the designated position in the determination process. While displaying on the display means a question that has been registered in advance in correspondence with the creature to be searched for by position and is related to the characteristics of the creature , it is determined in the determination process that the question does not correspond to the specified position. In such a case , information indicating that the location is different is displayed as text information on the display means, and then the first screen is displayed again.
Further, the program according to the present invention causes a computer of a portable terminal device equipped with a display means and a current position information acquisition means to declare that the computer has arrived at the specified position along with a photographic image of the creature being searched for at a predetermined specified position. display control means for causing the display means to display a first screen on which an arrival button is displayed, the first screen being capable of accepting an operation on the arrival button, the arrival button being operated on the first screen; function as a determination means for determining whether or not the current location information acquired by the current location information acquisition means at the time the arrival button is operated corresponds to the designated location. and the display control means causes the current position information to correspond to the creature to be searched for at the specified position when the determination means determines that the current position information corresponds to the specified position when the arrival button is operated. Displaying on the display means a question that is registered in advance and is related to the characteristics of the creature , and if the determining means determines that the question does not correspond to the specified position, a message indicating that the location is different. The information is characterized in that the information is displayed as character information on the display means and then returned to the first screen.

According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a portable terminal device, a display method, and a program suitable for an activity such as a walk rally .

FIG. 2 is a configuration diagram of a mobile terminal used by an activity participant (user) according to the present embodiment. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a data structure of mission execution guide information according to the present embodiment. 2 is a flowchart showing the overall processing of the mobile terminal according to the present embodiment. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a personal information input screen according to the present embodiment. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a general configuration of a screen layout of a touch display (screen) during mission execution guide processing according to the present embodiment. It is a flowchart of mission 1 execution guidance processing concerning this embodiment. FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining a display operation of a panel diagram according to the present embodiment. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a screen when photographing a QR code (registered trademark) according to the present embodiment. FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining a quiz display operation according to the present embodiment. FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining a display operation of a product item according to the present embodiment. FIG. 7 is a diagram for explaining the display operation of the mission 1 passing quiz according to the present embodiment. It is a flowchart of mission 2 execution guidance processing concerning this embodiment. FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining a screen of a mobile terminal during mission 2 execution guide processing according to the present embodiment. It is a flowchart of mission 3 execution guidance processing concerning this embodiment. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a screen of a mobile terminal during mission 3 execution guide processing according to the present embodiment. FIG. 7 is a diagram for explaining display switching of panel diagrams by button operation according to a modification of the present embodiment.

≪Configuration of mobile terminal≫
Hereinafter, modes for carrying out the present invention (embodiments) will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of a mobile terminal 10 used by an activity participant (user) according to this embodiment. The mobile terminal 10 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 11, a memory 12, a sensor 13, a communication section 14, a touch display 15, and a nonvolatile memory 16.

The CPU 11 executes an OS (Operating System) (not shown) and a mission execution guide program 20 stored in the nonvolatile memory 16, and causes the mobile terminal 10 to function as a terminal that supports activities. The memory 12 is a temporary data storage unit necessary for executing the mission execution guide program 20. The sensor 13 is a variety of sensors such as a GPS (Global Positioning System) receiver, a camera, and a three-dimensional accelerometer. The communication unit 14 is a communication function unit that complies with standards such as mobile phone, Wi-Fi (registered trademark), and NFC (Near Field radio Communication). The touch display (screen) 15 is a display device and an input device of the mobile terminal 10. The mobile terminal 10 may each include a display device and an input device instead of the touch display 15.

The nonvolatile memory 16 is a storage unit that stores a mission execution guide program 20 and mission execution guide information 200. The mission execution guide program 20 is a program that allows the mobile terminal 10 to function as an activity support terminal, and includes a display control module 21 and an acquisition module 22.

The display control module 21 is a module that controls display on the touch display 15. The CPU 11 functions as a display control means for displaying instruction information such as panel diagrams and quizzes on the touch display 15 by executing the display control module 21 . The display control means also displays the product item that the user obtains when the user clears the instruction information, such as reaching a checkpoint shown in the panel diagram or giving a correct answer to a quiz. Note that the deliverable items include hints for quizzes that will be asked after obtaining the deliverable item, and photos of things to look for at checkpoints.

The acquisition module 22 acquires and confirms information indicating that the user has reached a checkpoint, determines whether the user has answered a quiz correctly, and determines whether the user has cleared the instructions. This is a module to do this. The CPU 11 functions as an acquisition means by executing the acquisition module 22.
Note that the panel diagrams, quiz questions, quiz correct answers, and deliverable items are included in mission execution guide information 200 (see FIG. 2, described below), which will be described later.

≪Mission execution guide information structure≫
FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the data structure of mission execution guide information 200 according to this embodiment. The mission execution guide information 200 has a tree structure including panel diagrams, quizzes, and deliverable items. This tree structure may be one using a tree structure of folders and files in the non-volatile memory 16, or the mission execution guide information 200 may be one XML (Extensible Markup Language) file, and an XML tree structure may be used. It may be used. Alternatively, it may be a tree structure in which folders in the nonvolatile memory 16 are combined with XML files, HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) files, image files, and the like.

The top layer of the mission execution guide information 200 is divided into three nodes: mission 1 (210), mission 2 (270), and mission 3 (280). Mission 1 (210) further includes Submission 1-1 (220), Submission 1-2 (230), Submission 1-3 (240), Mission 1 passing quiz and answer 250, and Mission 2 target information. Contains 260 nodes.

Submission 1-1 (220) is divided into nodes of frame diagram 221, target information 222, quiz and answer 223, and keyword 224. The frame diagram 221 is a frame diagram for reaching the checkpoint of submission 1-1 (220), and is instruction information. The frame diagram 221 usually consists of a plurality of images. The target information 222 is a deliverable item that the user obtains when reaching the checkpoint of submission 1-1 (220). The quiz and answer 223 is the quiz to be solved at the checkpoint of submission 1-1 (220) and its answer, and is instruction information. The quiz and answer 223 may include multiple quizzes. The keyword 224 is a product item that the user obtains when clearing the quiz and answer 223. This keyword 224 is one of the answers to the mission 1 passing quiz and answer 250, which will be described later.

Submission 1-2 (230) and Submission 1-3 (240) have the same configuration as Submission 1-1 (220), and include panel diagrams (not shown), target information (not shown), and quizzes. It has nodes for , an answer (not shown), and a keyword (not shown).

The mission 1 passing quiz and answer 250 is a quiz and its answer for clearing mission 1 (210). One of the answers to the mission 1 passing quiz and answer 250 is the keyword 224. The other answers are a keyword (not shown) for mission 2 (220) and a keyword (not shown) for mission 3 (230). The target information 260 of Mission 2 is a photographic image of the thing the user is looking for at the checkpoint of Mission 2 (270).

Mission 2 (270) is divided into nodes of panel diagram 271, quiz and answer 272, and mission 3 hint 273. The frame diagram 271 is a frame diagram for reaching the checkpoint of mission 2 (270) and is instruction information. The quiz and answer 272 is the quiz and its answer to be solved at the checkpoint of mission 2 (270), and is instruction information, and is the next instruction after clearing the instruction to reach the checkpoint shown in the panel diagram 271. be. The mission 3 hint 273 is a product item that the user obtains when clearing the quiz and answer 272, and serves as a hint for the quiz 282 of mission 3 (280), which will be described later.

Mission 3 (280) is divided into a panel diagram 281 and a quiz 282 node. The frame diagram 281 is a frame diagram for reaching the checkpoint of mission 3 (280) and is instruction information. The quiz 282 is a quiz to be solved at the checkpoint of mission 3 (280) and is instruction information. The answer to the quiz 282 is not included in the mission execution guide information 200.

Mission 1 (210) has three layers, but may have two layers or four or more layers. Conversely, the structure may be such that the hierarchy of missions and submissions is eliminated, and panel diagrams, quizzes and answers, target information, hints, etc. are arranged in order.
A user who is a participant in the activity continues the activity while clearing the instruction information of leaf nodes in the mission execution guide information 200 with depth priority and acquiring artifact items. The first instruction information or deliverable item is the frame diagram 221 of submission 1-1 (220), followed by target information 222, quiz and answer 223, and keyword 224. The last six are target information 260 for mission 2, panel diagram 271, quiz and answer 272, hint 273 for mission 3, panel diagram 281, and quiz 282. By clearing the last quiz 282, the user has executed all the missions.

The display control means displays panel diagrams, quizzes, etc. included in the mission execution guide information 200 on the screen. Users aim for checkpoints with reference to the panel diagrams, observe things near checkpoints, and answer quizzes. When the acquisition means confirms the information indicating the user's arrival at the checkpoint and the correct answer (instruction achievement proof information), the display control means displays the next instruction information or product item. While the display control means and the acquisition means repeat these processes, the mobile terminal 10 supports the user's activities.

≪Overview of overall processing≫
FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing the overall processing of the mobile terminal 10 according to the present embodiment. An overview of the entire activity support (mission execution guide) process executed by the CPU 11 as the display control means and acquisition means will be explained with reference to FIG.

In step S101, the display control means displays a personal information input screen (see FIG. 4 described later) on the touch display (screen) 15. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a personal information input screen 300 according to this embodiment. The input area 301 is an input area for the user's name, and the input area 302 is an input area for the user's date of birth.

Returning to FIG. 3, in step S102, when the acquisition means detects that the registration button 303 on the personal information input screen 300 has been tapped, the acquisition means acquires the user's name and date of birth and stores them in the nonvolatile memory 16. do.

In steps S103, S104, and S105, the CPU 11 serving as a display control means and an acquisition means executes execution guide processing for mission 1 (210), mission 2 (270), and mission 3 (280), respectively. Details of steps S103, S104, and S105 will be described later with reference to FIGS. 6, 12, and 14, respectively, which will be described later.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a general configuration of the screen layout of the touch display (screen) 15 during mission execution guide processing according to the present embodiment. The entire screen 305 is divided vertically, and the upper part is divided into an instruction title 306 and an upper area 307. The upper area (first display area) 307 displays instruction information such as panel diagrams and quizzes, and the lower area (second display area) 308 displays deliverable items.

≪Mission 1 execution guide process≫
FIG. 6 is a flowchart of mission 1 execution guide processing according to the present embodiment. Mission 1 execution guide processing will be described in detail with reference to screen examples shown in FIG. 6 and FIGS. 7 to 11. Note that the display control means and the acquisition means proceed with the process while referring to the lower node of mission 1 (210, see FIG. 2).
In step S201, the display control means repeats steps S202 to S213 for each submission 1-1 (220), submission 1-2 (230), and submission 1-3 (240).

In step S202, the display control means displays the panel diagram in the upper area of the screen. FIG. 7 is a diagram for explaining the display operation of the panel diagram according to the present embodiment. FIG. 7A is a diagram showing a screen 310 displaying the first frame 221 of submission 1-1 (220). The instruction title 311 at the top of the screen is "Let's go to checkpoint 1!", and the first panel 221 is displayed in the upper area 312. If there are a plurality of panel drawings 221, all the panel drawings can be displayed. Specifically, when the user swipes the top area to the left, the next panel diagram is displayed. The screen 320 shown in FIG. 7(b) is a screen in the middle of swiping, and the right half of the first panel (see 312 in FIG. 7(a)) and the second panel are displayed in the upper area 321. The left half of is displayed. As a result of the swipe on the screen 330 shown in FIG. 7C, a second frame diagram is displayed in the upper area 331.

The display control means detects the left and right swipe operations performed by the user and continuously displays the frame diagrams. By doing this, the user can easily understand the journey from the starting point of submission 1-1 to the checkpoint, which is the goal point.

On the screen 340 shown in FIG. 7(d), the last frame 221 of submission 1-1 (220) including a checkpoint is displayed. When the user arrives at the checkpoint shown in the panel diagram, he taps the arrival button 343.

Returning to FIG. 6, in step S203, the acquisition means detects whether the arrival button 343 has been tapped. If detected (Y), the acquisition means proceeds to step S204, and if not detected (N), returns to S203.
In step S204, the acquisition means checks the QR code. Specifically, the acquisition means activates the camera of the sensor 13. When a user photographs a QR code (registered trademark) (one of the pattern information) installed at a checkpoint, the acquisition means detects the QR code and confirms whether the contents of the QR code belong to the checkpoint. Note that the contents of the QR code of the checkpoint are included as additional information of the frame diagram 221. If the photographed QR code is of a checkpoint (Y), the acquisition means proceeds to step S205; if not (N), the display control means displays "It is not a checkpoint QR code". , return to step S203.
Note that the QR code or information obtained by decoding the QR code is one type of instruction achievement proof information for the instruction called a frame diagram.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a screen 350 when photographing a QR code according to this embodiment. The instruction title 351 at the top of the screen is "Photograph the QR of checkpoint 1!", and the camera image is displayed in the upper area 352.

Returning to FIG. 6, in step S205, the display control means displays target information 222 in the lower area as a deliverable item for arrival at the checkpoint. A screen example will be described later with reference to FIG.
In step S206, the display control means repeats steps S207 to S211 for each quiz and answer 223.
In step S207, the display control means displays a quiz.

FIG. 9 is a diagram for explaining the quiz display operation according to the present embodiment. FIG. 9(a) is a diagram showing a screen 360 when a quiz is displayed at the checkpoint of submission 1-1 (220). The target information 222 displayed by the display control means in step S205 is displayed in the lower area 363. This artifact item is a photo of a flower that is the subject of a quiz. The instruction title 361 at the top of the screen is "Solve the quiz at checkpoint 1!", and the top area 362 displays quiz questions, an answer area 364, and an answer button 365. Users find the flower in the photo that is blooming near the checkpoint, refer to its name tag, and answer the quiz.

Returning to FIG. 6, in step S208, the acquisition means detects whether the answer button 365 has been tapped. If detected (Y), the acquisition means proceeds to step S209, and if not detected (N), returns to S208.
In step S209, the acquisition means determines whether the answer is correct. The correct answer is included in the quiz and answer 223. If the answer is correct (Y), the process proceeds to step S210; if the answer is incorrect (N), the process proceeds to step S211.

In step S210, the display control means displays "Correct!!". A screen 370 shown in FIG. 9(b) is a screen that displays "Correct!!". The user taps the next button 374 to proceed to the next question. Note that since the correct answer has already been answered, the answer button is no longer displayed in the upper area 372.
In step S211, the display control means displays "Unfortunate!", and then returns to step S207.
Note that the correct answer is instruction achievement proof information for instruction information called a quiz.

In step S212, the display control means determines whether steps S207 to S211 have been repeated for all quizzes and quizzes with answers 223. If all the quizzes and answers 223 have been processed, the process advances to step S213, and if there are unprocessed quizzes and answers 223, the process returns to step S207.

FIG. 9C is a diagram showing a screen 380 displaying the second question of the quiz and answer 223. A second quiz question is displayed in the upper area 382. When the acquisition means detects that the answer button 383 has been tapped (step S208), it determines whether the answer is correct or incorrect.

Returning to FIG. 6, in step S213, the display control means displays the keyword 224 (see FIG. 2) in the lower area 413 (see FIG. 10(a) described later).
FIG. 10 is a diagram for explaining the display operation of a product item according to this embodiment. FIG. 10(a) is a diagram showing a screen 410 displaying keywords 224. Keywords 224 are displayed in the lower area 413. This keyword 224 is a result of clearing all the quizzes and answers 223, and serves as a hint for the mission 1 passing quiz described later.

The lower area 413 can be swiped up and down. FIG. 10(b) is a diagram showing the screen 420 in a state where half the screen has been swiped down. In the lower half of the lower area 423, the upper half of the lower area 413 of the previous screen 410 is displayed.
Note that the upper area 412 of the screen 410 is a frame diagram of the next submission 1-2 (230), and the instruction title 411 at the top of the screen is "Let's go to checkpoint 2!".

Returning to FIG. 6, in step S214, the display control means determines whether steps S202 to S213 have been repeated for submission 1-1 (220), submission 1-2 (230), and submission 1-3 (240). do. When the display control means has finished processing all submissions, the process proceeds to step S215, and if there is an unprocessed submission, the process returns to step S202.
In step S215, the display control means displays the mission 1 passing quiz and the quiz with answers 250.

FIG. 11 is a diagram for explaining the display operation of the mission 1 passing quiz according to the present embodiment. FIG. 11A is a diagram showing a screen 430 displaying a mission 1 passing quiz. A mission 1 passing quiz is displayed in the upper area 432 of the screen 430. The instruction title 431 at the top of the screen is "Solve the mission 1 passing quiz!" The correct answer to this quiz has already been displayed in the lower area 433 as the keyword for submissions 1-1 to 1-3 (see step S213). As described in FIG. 10, the user can swipe up or down to display previous deliverable items in the lower area. Also in the lower area 433, the user can easily refer to the three keywords by swiping up and down. This situation is shown in the lower area 443 of the screen 440 shown in FIG. 11(b). In this way, the user can answer the mission 1 passing quiz displayed in the upper area 432.

In step S216, the acquisition means detects whether the answer button 434 (see FIG. 11(a)) has been tapped. If detected (Y), the acquisition means proceeds to step S217, and if not detected (N), returns to S216.
In step S217, the acquisition means determines whether the answer is correct. The correct answer is included in the Mission 1 Pass Quiz and Answer 250. If the answer is correct (Y), the process proceeds to step S218; if the answer is incorrect (N), the process proceeds to step S219.

In step S218, the display control means displays "Correct!!" in the lower area 453 (see FIG. 11(c) described later). Furthermore, the display control means displays target information 260 (see FIG. 2) for mission 2 in a lower area 463 (see FIG. 11(d) described later).
In step S219, the display control means displays "Unfortunate!", and then returns to step S215.

The screen 450 shown in FIG. 11(c) is a screen in which "Correct!!" is displayed in the lower area 453 (see step S218). In the upper area 452, answers input by the user are displayed. Note that since the correct answer has already been answered, the answer button is no longer displayed in the upper area 452. By swiping up on the lower area 453, a photo of a flower, which is the target information 260 of Mission 2, is displayed. A screen 460 shown in FIG. 11(d) is the screen after this swipe, and a photo of a flower is displayed in a lower area 463.

≪Mission 2 execution guide process≫
FIG. 12 is a flowchart of the mission 2 execution guide process according to the present embodiment. The mission 2 execution guide process will be described in detail with reference to screen examples shown in FIGS. 12 and 13. Note that the display control means and the acquisition means proceed with the processing while referring to the lower node of mission 2 (270, see FIG. 2).

Steps S301 to S303 are similar to steps S202 to S204 shown in FIG. 6. The display control means displays a frame diagram 271 (see FIG. 2) in the upper area of the screen of the mobile terminal 10.
Steps S304 to S310 are similar to steps S206 to S212 shown in FIG. 6. The display control means and the acquisition means display the quiz included in the quiz and answer 272 (see FIG. 2), refer to the correct answer included in the quiz and answer 272, and determine whether the answer is correct or incorrect.
In step S311, the display control means displays a hint 273 for mission 3 (see FIG. 2) in the lower area of the screen.

FIG. 13 is a diagram for explaining the screen of the mobile terminal 10 during the mission 2 execution guide process according to the present embodiment. FIG. 13A is a diagram showing a screen 510 on which a panel diagram 271 is displayed (see step S301). The instruction title 511 at the top of the screen is "Search for endangered species!!!" The upper area 512 indicates a point where flowers of an endangered species are blooming, which is a checkpoint in Mission 2. The arrival button in step S302 is the arrival button 514 on the screen 510.

FIG. 13(b) is a diagram showing a screen 520 on which a quiz is displayed (see step S305). The instruction title 521 at the top of the screen is "Solve the mission 2 quiz!" A quiz is displayed in the upper area 522.
FIG. 13(c) is a diagram showing a screen 530 on which a hint 273 for mission 3 is displayed (see step S311). There are multiple hints 273 for Mission 3, the first of which is displayed in the lower area 533. As the user swipes up, other hints are displayed in the lower area 533. FIG. 13(d) is a diagram showing the screen 540 swiped up. In the lower area 543, a part of the hint 273 for the second mission 3 is displayed. Note that on the screen 530 (see FIG. 13(c)), since the correct answer has been answered, the answer button is no longer displayed in the upper area 532.

≪Mission 3 execution guide process≫
FIG. 14 is a flowchart of the mission 3 execution guide process according to this embodiment. Mission 3 execution guide processing will be described in detail with reference to screen examples shown in FIGS. 14 and 15. Note that the display control means and the acquisition means proceed with the processing while referring to the lower node of mission 3 (280, see FIG. 2).

Steps S401 to S403 are the same processes as steps S202 to S204 in FIG. The display control means displays a frame diagram 281 (see FIG. 2) in the upper area of the screen of the mobile terminal 10.

In step S404, the display control means displays the quiz 282 (see FIG. 2). FIG. 15 is a diagram showing a screen 550 of the mobile terminal 10 during mission 3 execution guide processing according to the present embodiment. In the upper area 552 of the screen 550, answer options for the mission 3 quiz are displayed. The instruction title 551 at the top of the screen reads ``Choose three items that will save Muninnobutton!!''.

The user selects an option from among the artifact items displayed in the lower area 553 while referring to the hint 273 for Mission 3 obtained at the end of Mission 2 (see step S311 in FIG. 12). The display control means displays the tapped option in a thicker frame.
The user hands the mobile terminal 10 to a staff member (veteran ranger) at the Plant Diversity Center, which is a checkpoint in Mission 3. If the selected option is correct, the staff member holds up a card (tag) (not shown) storing authentication information over the mobile terminal 10.

Returning to FIG. 14, in step S405, the acquisition means determines whether authentication information has been acquired. If it has been acquired (Y), the process advances to step S406; if it has not been acquired (N), the process returns to S405. The acquisition means performs NFC communication via the communication unit 14 (see FIG. 1), acquires information in the card (tag), and determines whether this information matches the authentication information included in the quiz 282. , determine whether authentication information has been acquired.

In step S406, the display control means generates print data for a new ranger qualification certificate based on the user's name and date of birth acquired in step S102 shown in FIG. 3 and stored in the nonvolatile memory 16. , the data is sent to the printer using the communication unit 14, and the new ranger qualification certificate is printed.

≪Modification example≫
The frame diagram displayed in the upper area of the screen can be swiped left or right (see FIG. 7). Instead of the swipe, the display control means may detect a button operation by the user and switch the frame diagram to be displayed. FIG. 16 is a diagram for explaining display switching of panel diagrams by button operation according to a modification of the present embodiment. Compared to the screen 340 shown in FIG. 7D, the screen 340A additionally displays a previous button 345 and a current location button 346 in addition to the frame diagram. When detecting that the previous button 345 has been tapped, the display control means displays the previous panel diagram in the upper area 342A. When detecting that the current location button 346 has been tapped, the display control means obtains GPS information from the sensor 13 (see FIG. 1) and displays the frame closest to the current location in the upper area 342A.

In order to confirm that the user has reached the checkpoint specified in the frame diagram, the acquisition means is installed at the checkpoint and detects the QR code photographed by the camera. Instead of the QR code, the acquisition means may use short-range wireless communication such as NFC to confirm arrival at the checkpoint by referring to information on tags installed at the checkpoint, or use GPS. You may also check using information (location information). Furthermore, the acquisition means may confirm based on positioning information that is a combination of GPS information and various short-range wireless communications. GPS information and positioning information are one type of instruction achievement proof information for an instruction called a frame diagram.

In the above embodiment, a frame diagram is used as the guide information to the checkpoint, but other types of information may be used. For example, it may be a single map from the starting point to the checkpoint, or it may be information about things that serve as landmarks from the starting point to the checkpoint.
In the above embodiment, what the display control means displays on the touch display (screen) 15 is an image such as a photograph or text. Other types of information may be information such as videos or sounds of animals.

In the above embodiment, one display (screen) is divided into two areas, upper and lower, and the display control means displays instruction information in one area and product items in the other area. On the other hand, the display control means may divide the area into two areas, left and right, and display instruction information in one area and display product items in the other area. In a mobile terminal equipped with a plurality of displays, the display control means may display instruction information on one display and display product items on another display.

The above embodiment is based on a walk rally at a botanical garden, and the instruction information is a panel diagram and a quiz about plants. The present invention can be applied to learning subjects such as arithmetic. As the instruction information, a video explaining the learning content or a puzzle related to the learning content may be used. A keyword that appears at the end of the video or a keyword that appears after solving a puzzle may be used as instruction achievement proof information. As the subsequent instruction information, questions for checking the degree of understanding of the learning content may be used. Instead of the instruction achievement proof information that is closed on the terminal, the answers that the users (students) have solved on the blackboard to the problems of the instruction information may be recognized using image recognition technology and used as the instruction achievement proof information. Alternatively, it may be a QR code that the teacher judges as correct or incorrect and pastes it on the blackboard, or a teacher's signature indicating the correct answer.

≪Effect≫
The screen area where instruction information such as panel diagrams and quizzes is displayed and the screen area where artifacts obtained by completing the instructions are displayed are separated, and there is a possibility that the user may confuse the screen areas. It gets lower. Furthermore, in order to display previous/next frame diagrams and artifact items acquired in the past, the user swipes the screen area on one side, up and down, and on the other side, left and right. The possibility of mixing up areas is further reduced. Furthermore, since the swiping direction axes are different, the user can swipe only the intended screen area. Also, you won't accidentally swipe both screen areas together.

Instruction information and deliverable items such as panel diagrams, quizzes, and hints are displayed in the order intended by the activity provider and provided to users (activity participants). For this purpose, for example, a botanical garden serving as an activity provider can guide participants along an intended route within the garden and have the participants observe the plants they wish to observe. Furthermore, the quiz allows participants to independently obtain information about plants that the botanical garden wants them to know. Furthermore, if users follow the instruction information, they can observe (experience) the main plants in the garden and gain knowledge.

Note that the present invention is not limited to the embodiments, and can be variously modified at the implementation stage without departing from the gist thereof. Further, the embodiments include inventions at various stages, and various inventions can be extracted by appropriately combining a plurality of disclosed constituent elements. For example, even if some constituent features are deleted from all the constituent features shown in the embodiments or some constituent features are combined, the problem stated in the problem to be solved by the invention can be solved, and the invention has no effect. If the effect described in the column can be obtained, a configuration in which this component is deleted or combined can be extracted as an invention.

Below, the invention described in the claims first attached to the application of this application will be added. The claim numbers listed in the supplementary notes are as in the claims originally attached to the request for this application.
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《Claim 1》
Display control means for displaying information on instructions to a user of the terminal in a first display area, and displaying a product item as a product for achieving the instructions in a second display area;
and acquisition means for acquiring instruction achievement certification information that proves that the instruction has been achieved,
The display control means, after the acquisition means acquires the instruction achievement proof information of the instruction, displays information about the next instruction following the instruction and/or the product item for the achievement of the instruction. A terminal characterized by displaying.
《Claim 2》
The instruction information is a frame diagram;
The instruction achievement proof information is position information of the target point written in the panel diagram, short-range wireless communication tag information of the target point, or pattern information installed at the target point. The terminal according to claim 1.
《Claim 3》
The information in said instructions is in question;
The terminal according to claim 1, wherein the instruction achievement proof information is a correct answer to the question.
《Claim 4》
The display control means includes:
Upon receiving an instruction to scroll or swipe the first display area, continuously display information of a plurality of instructions,
The terminal according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein upon receiving an instruction to scroll or swipe the second display area, the terminal displays a plurality of the product items in succession.
《Claim 5》
5. The terminal according to claim 4, wherein a direction axis for continuously displaying the plurality of instruction information and a direction axis for continuously displaying the plurality of deliverable items are different.
《Claim 6》
Displaying information on instructions to a user of the terminal in a first display area, and displaying a deliverable item as a deliverable for achieving the instructions in a second display area;
and obtaining instruction achievement certification information that proves that the instruction has been achieved,
After obtaining the instruction achievement proof information of the instruction, the method is characterized by executing a step of displaying information on the next instruction following the instruction and one or both of the deliverable items for the achievement of the instruction. Terminal control method.
《Claim 7》
The instruction information is a frame diagram;
The instruction achievement proof information is position information of the target point written in the panel diagram, short-range wireless communication tag information of the target point, or pattern information installed at the target point. The terminal control method according to claim 6.
《Claim 8》
The information in said instructions is in question;
The terminal control method according to claim 6, wherein the instruction achievement proof information is a correct answer to the question.
《Claim 9》
Upon receiving an instruction to scroll or swipe the first display area, continuously display information of a plurality of instructions,
9. The terminal control method according to claim 6, wherein upon receiving an instruction to scroll or swipe the second display area, a plurality of the product items are displayed in succession.
《Claim 10》
10. The terminal control method according to claim 9, wherein a directional axis for continuously displaying the plurality of instruction information and a directional axis for continuously displaying the plurality of deliverable items are different.

10 Mobile terminal 11 CPU
12 Memory 13 Sensor 14 Communication unit 15 Touch display 16 Non-volatile memory 20 Mission execution guide program 21 Display control module 22 Acquisition module 200 Mission execution guide information 307 Upper area (first display area)
308 Lower area (second display area)

Claims (7)

A portable terminal device comprising a display means and a current position information acquisition means,
The first screen is a first screen on which an arrival button for declaring arrival at the designated position is displayed together with a photograph of the creature to be searched for at a predetermined designated position, and the first screen is capable of accepting an operation on the arrival button. Display control means for displaying on the display means;
When the arrival button is operated on the first screen, the current location information acquired by the current location information acquisition means at the time the arrival button was operated corresponds to the designated location. determination means for determining whether or not the
Equipped with
The display control means may be configured to display information in advance so as to correspond to the creature to be searched for at the specified position when the current position information when the arrival button is operated is determined by the determination means to correspond to the specified position. Displaying a registered question related to the characteristics of the creature on the display means, and information indicating that the location is different if the determining means determines that the question does not correspond to the specified position. display on the display means as text information , and then return to the first screen;
A portable terminal device characterized by: The current position information acquisition means is a GPS receiver,
The portable terminal device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The display control means causes the arrival button to be displayed together with an operation button that, when operated, displays a map corresponding to current position information at the time of the operation.
The portable terminal device according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: The display control means displays a map indicating the specified position, and when displaying the photographic image, displays the photographic image outside the map.
The portable terminal device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that: The display control means displays the photo image in a size larger than the arrival button.
The portable terminal device according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that: A display method executed by a portable terminal device comprising a display means and a current position information acquisition means, the display method comprising:
The first screen is a first screen on which an arrival button for declaring arrival at the designated position is displayed together with a photograph of the creature to be searched for at a predetermined designated position, and the first screen is capable of accepting an operation on the arrival button. Display control processing for displaying on a display means,
When the arrival button is operated on the first screen, the current location information acquired by the current location information acquisition means at the time the arrival button was operated corresponds to the designated location. a determination process for determining whether or not the
including;
In the display control process, if the current position information at the time when the arrival button is operated is determined to correspond to the specified position in the determination process, the display control process may be performed in advance so as to correspond to the creature to be searched for at the specified position. Displaying a registered question related to the characteristics of the creature on the display means, and information indicating that the location is different if it is determined in the determination process that the question does not correspond to the specified position. display on the display means as text information , and then return to the first screen;
A display method characterized by: A computer of a portable terminal device equipped with a display means and a current position information acquisition means,
The first screen is a first screen on which an arrival button for declaring arrival at the designated position is displayed together with a photograph of the creature to be searched for at a predetermined designated position, and the first screen is capable of accepting an operation on the arrival button. display control means for displaying on the display means;
When the arrival button is operated on the first screen, the current location information acquired by the current location information acquisition means at the time the arrival button was operated corresponds to the designated location. determination means for determining whether or not the
function as
The display control means may be configured to display information in advance so as to correspond to the creature to be searched for at the specified position when the current position information when the arrival button is operated is determined by the determination means to correspond to the specified position. Displaying a registered question related to the characteristics of the creature on the display means, and information indicating that the location is different if the determining means determines that the question does not correspond to the specified position. display on the display means as text information , and then return to the first screen;
A program characterized by: