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7. VR
Date: Thursday February 29, 2024. 16:00-17:30 GMT.
Convenors: Gabriel Bodard (University of London), Florence Felsheim (University of St Andrews)
Youtube link: CANCELLED
Slides:
This session introduces the concepts of virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR), alongside web-presentation of 3D models, as the main methods of disseminating and experiencing 3D representations of cultural heritage and historical materials.We discuss some technical definitions and hardware, issues around VR as a research and publication tool, and ethical questions in the use of VR in cultural heritage. We end with a brief tutorial around the 3D publication site SketchFab, and suggested practical exercise for students to think through the questions we raise in this session.
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