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3DVis Conference Talk

I had the wonderful pleasure of talking about one of the things that I am very passionate about, emotional engagement with research! In December 2020 I was invited to talk at the 3DVis conference hosted by the University of Warwick and the Oxford University Museum of Natural History (OUMNH). It was a great session with many interesting speakers from industry who are partnering with GLAM around the country to increase engagement with their collections.

You can skip ahead to my section of the talk here: https://youtu.be/MhJvlDhgMhU?list=LL&t=4718, after I managed to recover it from an internet outage! Stay safe and I hope to see my collaborators soon when it is safe to do so! With kindest regards, Richard

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Author Richard AllenPosted on January 28, 2021January 28, 2021Categories Archaeology, Engagement, GLAM, Heritage, Museums, Projects, TechnologyTags 3d visualisation, archaeogaming, archaeology, emotional engagement, emotive objects, GLAM, heritage, photogrammetry

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