S1 - Ep04 Immersive technologies in heritage education

Mixed Reality in Culture
27/01/2021 43 min Temporada 1 Episodio 4

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In this episode Danielle Handley, a public historian, talks to me about pros and cons of using immersive technologies as an educational medium, audiovisuals versus long texts, the role and use of the archives when developing a Mixed Reality experience, and how immersive technologies could help curators connect the public in depth with the history(ies) of a place.
You can find Danielle and see her work at https://www.daniellehandley.com/

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