Bearing Witness: A commentary on climate action and immersive climate change exhibitions

Ann Borda

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Museums and Cultural Heritage Virtual Reality Applications and Impacts Climate Change Communication and Perception

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This commentary focuses on a new wave of virtual reality and immersive exhibitions on climate change, and the opportunities of such virtual reality experiences in strengthening climate change awareness, climate literacy and more active forms of participation in climate action. In this context is the evolving and crucial role of museums and cultural organisations in shaping and supporting our response to this urgent crisis through immersive and dynamic forms of narrative.

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2010Construal-level theory of psychological distance.2017Curating the future. Museums, communities and climate change 2018Mobile virtual reality for environmental education 2021Towards a Standard Approach for the Design of a both Physical and Virtual Museum 2018The Possible Museum: Anticipating Future Scenarios 2006Museums as Sources of Information and Learning

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