Two Nicholson Students Add to the Future of Storytelling
Storytelling is one of the oldest forms of entertainment. While more traditional methods are still popular, some storytellers take a modern approach, exploring transmedia storytelling…
Fierce Competition in Virtual Reality Conference
The IEEE VR Conference is an annual event that hosts the presentation of research results and accomplishments in virtual, augmented and mixed reality. Each conference…
New AR and VR Content Pack Makes the Virtual World Bloom
ORLANDO, FL (November 3, 2021) – Software developers now have new tools that can make their virtual worlds bloom. Thanks to The Harrington Lab at…
September Faculty Spotlight: Nicholas “Noah” Hunter, from Student to Faculty
The September Faculty Spotlight is on Nicholas “Noah” Hunter, who started teaching in the Games and Interactive Media (GaIM) program in Spring 2021. Specializing in…
Electronic Arts Endows ‘Inclusion in Gaming’ Scholarship for Future NSCM Students
Five months prior to the expected opening of its new studio at the Creative Village in Downtown Orlando, Electronic Arts (EA) has already started fulfilling…
GaIM Assistant Professor’s First Academic Book: ‘Unstable Aesthetics’
When a game releases, it can take on different forms. Through players’ and artists’ creativity, it can become something that has infinitesimal variations. This is…
July Faculty Spotlight: The Multifaceted David Negrin
The July spotlight has fallen on David Negrin, visiting instructor in the Games and Interactive Media (GaIM) program. As a game designer, screenwriter, immersive theater…
Virtual Nature: Making Knowledge Beautiful
Assistant Professor Maria C.R. Harrington, Ph.D., recently presented at The Central Florida Chapter of the Global Association for Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR)….
March Faculty Spotlight: Daniel Cox, A Rhetorical Lens on Code Pedagogy
The March Faculty spotlight has fallen on one of our more recently hired faculty members, Daniel Cox. Cox is a visiting instructor in the Games…