This marks the tenth time that I’ll be teaching Digital Storytelling II, a course I developed in 2011. The class gave birth to the Columbia University School of the Arts’ Digital Storytelling Lab (Columbia DSL) as well as helping to inform a new MA in emerging media that mixes theory…

H=N is dead (NOT so fast) long live H=N This past week has been a whirlwind for the Hic Et Nunc (H=N) community. On Thursday, November 11th the site went down. For those who have been using the experimental dApp that wasn’t abnormal. However, what followed was definitely uncharted territory…

Digital Storytelling III: Immersive Production is a mix of theory and practice. Teams of students work to design, build and deploy a digital storytelling experience that is staged for an audience at the end of the semester. …

It’s that time of the year again. The following list was compiled by storytellers from around the globe. Special thanks to everyone who took the time to share the immersive things that stood out in 2020. …

This marks the tenth time that I’ll be teaching Digital Storytelling II, a course I developed in 2011. The class gave birth to the Columbia University School of the Arts’ Digital Storytelling Lab (Columbia DSL) as well as helping to inform a new MA in emerging media that mixes theory…

Digital Storytelling III: Immersive Production is a mix of theory and practice. Teams of students work to design, build and deploy a digital storytelling experience that is staged for an audience at the end of the semester. …

Zoom-bodies as the perfect antidote to our challenge of creatively enabling a community of strangers to produce collective art in a two hour virtual gathering. — The following was written by Romy Nehme From the Futures hosted its fourth global virtual gathering Thursday, May 7th. It was our sixth event (including two workshops) since the shelter-in-place orders froze all life around the globe. …

Continued experiments in prototyping futures to understand our present The following post was written in collaboration with Romy Nehme of Beautiful Seams. When we step back and look at what is surfacing within the From the Futures project, we’re struck by the shared ethnography of a unique moment in history…

Cursors frantically dart across the screen like a swarm of ants. There is a level of confusion at first as everyone attempts to get their bearings. Over the next 20 minutes, participants will be working together in silence to shape a number of possible futures. …