It’s Time to Harness Technology to Tell Our Story
Recent innovations in fields such as virtual reality are demonstrating how we can transform the way we can bring people closer to our narratives.
Stephen D.Smith is Co-Founder of StoryFile and a director of Memory Workers.
Recent innovations in fields such as virtual reality are demonstrating how we can transform the way we can bring people closer to our narratives.
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