History 9832B is a studio course on interactive exhibit design for public historians. Students will learn how to create interactive exhibits through a series of hands-on projects that teach the basics of interaction design, physical computing, and fabrication. No prior experience is necessary; History 9808A: Digital History is a suggested prerequisite. The course is capped at 8-10 students. Preference will be given to those in the public history MA program, but others may take it with my permission. Contact me at wturkel@uwo.ca for more information.
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