The Digital Humanities have continued to gain traction on a number of college campuses with the advent of evolved technologies and faculty who are willing to experiment with the use of new tools for visualization, communication, and engagement. This lecture introduces exciting ways in which faculty can engage students differently using free or low-cost tools, encouraging a different level of interaction in the classroom. We will take a close look at technologies such as Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality, Digital Communications and Multimedia Production and how they are being used in both online and face to face settings.

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