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New Class on Virtual Reality Storytelling
Students at the School of Journalism and Media are getting their first taste of virtual reality in David Stephenson’s new VR Storytelling class this spring. As an introduction to the art of virtual storytelling, students joined a demonstration of the HTC Vive VR headset and experienced augmented reality (AR) during a tour at the Computer Science’s Visualization Center. The class will also participate in a live webcast with the head of VR and VR photojournalist Jack Gruber at USA Today before they begin to tackle producing their own 360-degree videos in February.
Our faculty members are professionals familiar with the latest media technologies and equipment. Shown here is Associate Professor Deborah Chung who teaches practical and theoretical courses in the school. 
Our students take advantage of small classes, plenty of opportunities for hands-on experience, and professors who emphasize individual attention in their teaching.