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The Avant-Gardes and Speculative Technology (AGAST) Project: Oxford Library, Makerspace VR Day 11/10/18

Abstract

This record contains the captured audio/video interactions of the AGAST project team members, with members of the general public, and the public's engagement with the topic of research. Investigation into past reading technology, while speculating how emerging technology might affect how the public interacts with reading in the future, is the intended focus of the collected data. Public exposure to previously unheard of reading technologies resulted in members of the public thinking and conveying thoughts and ideas that past pioneer's of reading technology had, in pursuit of new forms of reading... The records contained within are videos shot in local Oxford locations. AGAST attended these events to present it's research to the general public. These records contain evidence of public interactions, interviews with members of the public, public engagement with AGAST materials and displays and lectures. The Avant-Gardes and Speculative Technology (AGAST) Project

DOI (Digital Object Identifier)

Permanent link to this resource: https://doi.org/10.24384/eg5z-ty25

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Authors

White, Eric (Oxford Brookes University)
Twycross, John (Oxford Brookes University)

Contributors

Contact Person: Sutcliffe, Mark (Oxford County Council); Downey, Frances (Royal Society); Arcus, Iulian (EOF Hackspace)
Data Managers: Bullock, David (Oxford Brookes University)
Research Group: Wild, Fridolin (PAL-Oxford Brookes)

Oxford Brookes departments

Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences

Dates

Year: 2019

GeoLocations

Makerspace, Oxfordshire County Library, Queen Street, Westgate, Oxford, OX1 1DJ


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  • Owner: David Bullock
  • Collaborators: Eric White
  • Collection: Research
  • Version: 1 (show all)
  • Status: Live
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