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The Impact of Emerging Technologies in Telling Underrepresented Stories, with Digital Humanities Director Dr. Bryan Carter
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- It's an Honor
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- Apr 9, 2025
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- 3808
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Summary
Dr. Bryan Carter, Director of the Center for Digital Humanities, professor of Africana Studies at The University of Arizona, and an expert in virtual environments, joins us to explore the intersection of AI, XR, and digital storytelling in education. We discuss the evolution of AR and VR, their role in transforming learning spaces, and the challenges of staying on the cutting edge of technology. Dr. Carter shares insights on his groundbreaking Virtual Harlem project , the future of volumetric capture, and the ethical concerns surrounding AI’s rapid advancement. Plus, we dive into his journey from collegiate quarterback to tech innovator.