New creative technology program options are available for creative technology and design students at the University of Regina.
Students explore digital culture by working in and with interactive installations and media
explains Charity Marsh, professor of media and coordinator of the creative technologies program at the University of Regina.
The Diploma in Creative Technologies is a two-year program offered by the Faculty of Media, Arts and Performance. The courses offered can also count towards a four-year diploma in creative technologies and design.
Creative Technologies and Design is ideal for students interested in the connections between art, design, technology and culture
believes Ms. Marsh.
We embrace all of these new and even old technologies and use them in innovative, curious, experimental and fun ways.
According to the university, through this interdisciplinary program, students learn to use various platforms, including virtual reality, augmented reality, 3D animation, robotics, digital storytelling, artificial intelligence and video game design.
Virtual reality is certainly linked to education and learning and we know that virtual reality is used in medicine and health studies, for example
claims Ms. Marsh.
Extreme problem solver. Professional web practitioner. Devoted pop culture enthusiast. Evil tv fan.
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