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Featuring Bryan Carter, CUES Distinguished Fellow, Director of the Center for Digital Humanities, Professor of Africana Studies, and Professor of Applied Intercultural Arts Research - GIDP, this virtual/volumetric broadcast* seminar and panel will bring participants inside a CUES funded project and unpack its relevance for advancing teaching and learning at the University of Arizona (see abstract below).
Panelists:
- Jacqueline Maximillian, Associate Professor of Practice, Environmental Science; College of Agriculture, Life & Environmental Sciences
- Daniel Shevelev, Graduate Student, Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence; College of Information Science
Abstract
From Harlem to Holograms: The Future of Immersive Education explores the evolution of interactive learning environments, tracing a journey from early virtual worlds like the Virtual Harlem Project to today’s cutting-edge volumetric capture and broadcast technology. This talk examines how immersive platforms, augmented reality, and volumetric broadcasting are revolutionizing student engagement by bringing real-time, 3D holograms into the learning space. Attendees will experience a live demonstration of volumetric broadcasting, showcasing its potential to enhance interactivity and deepen connections between educators and learners. Discover how these innovations are shaping the future of education.