Learning about prehistory through interactive digital storytelling
2022 International Conference on Interactive Media, Smart Systems and Emerging Technologies (IMET)(2022)
Abstract
Archaeological sites from prehistory are very important for understanding humanity. However, they are very difficult to understand for common visitors. We see traces of excavations and fragments of archaeological findings, but we do not grasp their meaning. Interactive digital storytelling has potential to present the significance of these sites and make them attractive and educational at the same time. We will show this through the case study of Crvena stijena in Montenegro, presented in a Virtual Reality application. Through interactive stories, gameplay and digital replicas of archaeological findings the users obtain better perception of the physical site and are attracted to visit the museum.
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Key words
interactive digital storytelling,digital cultural heritage,virtual reality,serious games
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