THAT Camp (Digital Publishing)
Tuesday, October 3
1:00-2:00pm
IMRC 112
In the digital age, the experience of a museum need no longer be stepping foot through a marble doorway into a brick-and-mortar edifice. Interactive online collections, mobile apps, and augmented and virtual reality offer new ways for cultural heritage organizations to tell stories. This session asks how small nonprofits can leverage these new concepts of the museum, not to replace precious artifacts with digital facsimiles, but to elicit new insights and new audiences. New Media professor Joline Blais joins 360-VR creator Craig Dietrich for this discussion on the future of the museum.
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