Some of the V/AR-DHI participants presented their work at the international ADHO Digital Humanities conference, which took place 8-19 July 2019 in Utrecht. The panel included presentations from Institute Participants Mona Kasra, Lynn Ramey, and Micki Kaufman, as well as V/AR-DHI PI Victoria Szabo.
Panel:
XR in DH: Extended Reality in the Digital Humanities Roundtable
11 July 2019
Presentations:
- Rachel Hendery, University of Western Sydney, Australia;“VR for outreach / VR for research
- Mona Kasra, University of Virginia, Performance and Audience in Immersive Virtual Reality Experiences”
- Amanda Licastro, Stevenson University, “Teaching Narrative and Literary Analysis with VR”
- Lynn Ramey, Vanderbilt University,“VR, Unity, and Student Groups”
- Geoffrey Rockwell, University of Alberta, Canada; “Campus Mysteries: Playing with Serious Augmented Reality Games”
- Victoria Szabo, Duke University, “Evaluating XR: Standards for an Emerging DH Medium”
- Respondent, Micki Kaufman, CUNY Graduate Center
The group met after the panel to discuss next steps on VARDHI, including how the disparate sorts of work our community are doing could fall under a common umbrella and set of standards. Szabo has since submitted her presentation to be included in the DSH proceedings from the conference.
Session Details (link)
XR in DH: Extended Reality in the Digital Humanities (PDF)
