Pearl Harbor

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Pearl Harbor

Moera Ainai in Journalism and Emerging Digital Innovation

Feb 8, 2017

VR Diaries: ‘Pearl Harbor’ Would Have Been Better in Another Medium

The overall virtual reality experience, “Pearl Harbor,” was lesser than my previous experiences. It felt educational instead of immersive, personal or thought-provoking. I feel that this was a failed VR story…

Almond Li in Journalism and Emerging Digital Innovation

Mar 21, 2017

VR Diaries: ‘Pearl Harbor’ Needed More Voices and Faces

Gaby Vidal in Journalism and Emerging Digital Innovation

Feb 10, 2017

VR Diaries: ‘Pearl Harbor’ Would Have Been Better as a Documentary Piece

Virtual reality experiences are intended to bring the viewer closer to the action of a story, and to make a person feel connected in some way shape or form to engaging characters. It is suppose to be a…

Cristina Galvan Vilches in Journalism and Emerging Digital Innovation

Feb 11, 2017

VR Diaries: Pearl Harbor Needed More Interviews and Sense of Place

The Pearl Harbor virtual reality piece by USA Today was pretty educational. I think some of the parts that that were the most interesting was when the makers took audiences inside of a submarine and inside an…

Tiffani DuPree in Journalism and Emerging Digital Innovation

Mar 4, 2017

VR Diaries: Commercials Interrupt Immersive Experience in ‘Pearl Harbor’ Story

The most powerful part of viewing the Pearl Harbor virtual reality experience was when I was in the museum and I could see the historical images pertaining to this event. The weakest part were…

Ajene Harris in Journalism and Emerging Digital Innovation

Feb 15, 2017

VR Diaries: ‘Pearl Harbor’ Experience Was Educational, But Needed Work

The most powerful part of “Pearl Harbor,” a virtual reality experience by USA Today, was learning about the attack. Being stationary next to the submarine in the museum was the weakest part of this VR video…