Week 11. Digital immersive environments. Engaging by enveloping your audience.
Let’s be part of the story. Welcome to WEEK 11!
Discover this week, how digital immersive educational content can engage with young people successfully.
As every week, an essay will be posted in the blog and a talk will be available on the podcast.
The essay of this week is an introductory article about immersive experiences and spaces and their relevance to engage with young people in a digital way.
It is titled Immersive experiences: new realities for heritage education and explores how immersive experiences and spaces are key to produce engagement with the audience and how a digital immersive resource or platform can be produced. It includes a theoretical framework to the topic and practical examples from different sources.
In the eleventh episode of the podcast, we will talk with David W. Sime about the relevance of immersive spaces and experiences, the key elements to produce digital educational immersive environments, and the recommendations to produce the best immersive heritage education experience for young people.
This week it will be published the SWOT analysis from the survey results where four stakeholders have been involved in.
It is related to the state of digital heritage educational resources in European museums and platforms for young people (12–30 years old) and the spreadsheet with the survey results and some actions proposed from the SWOT analysis will be available.
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