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Saturday, May 4, 2024

StoryTrek XR now available to Carleton instructors

StoryTrek is the Hyperlab's own locative media authoring platform. Designed for spatial storytelling, it allows users to create media rich, site-specific stories, locative games, environmental tours,... More

StoryTrek is the Hyperlab's own locative media authoring platform. Designed for spatial storytelling, it allows users to create media rich, site-specific stories, locative games, environmental tours, and open-air museums and installations that can be experienced either from a web browser or a mobile device. StoryTrek adds layers of insight and creativity to... More

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Tuesday, April 30, 2024

InspirED 2024: CU Teaching Innovation Symposium

With a full day of presentations and discussions on new pedagogical approaches right here at Carleton, this Symposium was truly inspiring. We're already looking forward to next year's lineup!... More

With a full day of presentations and discussions on new pedagogical approaches right here at Carleton, this Symposium was truly inspiring. We're already looking forward to next year's lineup!... More

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Wednesday, February 28, 2024

Responding to Climate Change with AR

Stefania Maggi is doing some incredible work designing an educational game for children with her PSYC 5800 graduate seminar, Anticipatory Emotions and Climate Change. Brian had a blast talking with the group about Augmented Reality, and how location-based... More

Stefania Maggi is doing some incredible work designing an educational game for children with her PSYC 5800 graduate seminar, Anticipatory Emotions and Climate Change. Brian had a blast talking with the group about Augmented Reality, and how location-based environmental storytelling might contribute to their project. We can't wait to play their game! Read... More

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Friday, November 3, 2023

FASS Chat on Generative AI

Brian was honoured to participate in this special panel on AI, sponsored by the Office of the Dean of FASS. He was also a bit alarmed at the implications of AI raised by the panel. While there was too much to summarize, it's clear that we can't continue to... More

Brian was honoured to participate in this special panel on AI, sponsored by the Office of the Dean of FASS. He was also a bit alarmed at the implications of AI raised by the panel. While there was too much to summarize, it's clear that we can't continue to pretend that AI isn't changing... More

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Friday, July 28, 2023

Immersive Learning Insights: Harnessing XR for Educational Excellence

Join Teaching and Learning Services on August 10 for an interdisciplinary panel of Innovation Fellows from TLS’s Immersive Technologies Community of Practice in discussion about the... More

Join Teaching and Learning Services on August 10 for an interdisciplinary panel of Innovation Fellows from TLS’s Immersive Technologies Community of Practice in discussion about the challenges and rewards associated with using extended reality (XR) for educational purposes. Panelists will share firsthand accounts of their experiences as XR educators and... More

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