This project examines the value of custom-built wearable interfaces for historic reenactment.
It uses new media to explore mourning culture, African American identity, and female-led …

My research investigates narrative as a design approach to guide through tangible and
embodied experiences with cultural heritage and history. The goal of this research is to …

This paper outlines an approach to community based co-design of interactive narrative (IN)
cultural heritage experiences, based on the author's development of an advanced-level …

This paper introduces the concept of Affectual Dramaturgy as a lens for creating digitally
mediated immersive performances in the context of cultural heritage. In doing so we bring …

Tangible and embodied interactions can provide a means to bring performative and
participatory activities that have a physical presence in the real world into the narrated story …

How may we best utilize mobile augmented reality for storytelling when reconstructing
historical events onlocation? In this article we present a series of narrative design …

An increasing number of museum exhibits incorporate multi-modal technologies and
interactions; yet these media divert visitors' attention away from the cultural heritage artifacts …

Ghosts of the Horseshoe and Ward One are critical interactive applications that offer two
distinct yet complementary examples for how questions such as the ones just posed might …

This article documents the planning, creation, and user testing of a situated mobile story
using the ARIS platform. The game,“Getting a Job at Nikki's Place,” focuses on a …

We present three prototypes that aim to elicit historical and experiential qualities of 16th
century prayer-nuts through narrative design and sensory interactions. Our goal is to …