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Week Five - Virtual Adaptations

EPISODE · Apr 30, 2020 · 17 MIN

Week Five - Virtual Adaptations

from Futures Forum · host Storycraft Lab

In this week's episode we talk about Virtual Adaptations. What trends in live experiences will need to be adapted for virtual engagement, and what opportunities for innovation can we uncover? We heard about themes such as the importance of empathy, how virtual can support shared human experience and community, how we might connect experience with the greater good, and the unique opportunities that virtual platforms open up.  The Storycraft Lab team gathered to review this conversation and share some of the key insights provided by:Justin Boone, Opus AgencyNeal Thompson, AmazonUsha Chaziyat, Intel Meghan Schofield, Google

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