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Atlanta, GA | Posted: November 17, 2022
Di Minardi
di.minardi@gatech.edu
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Humans have communicated with storytelling for thousands of years. School of Literature, Media, and Communication alumnus Karl Kim is using his unique perspective on storytelling as seen through a digital media lens to innovate the ancient practice.
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LMC alumnus Karl Kim's interactive story puzzle "The Bear Who Touched the Northern Lights."Humans have communicated with storytelling for thousands of years, and it's one of the most effective ways to share knowledge and information. However, as the world becomes more technologically advanced, LMC alumnus Karl Kim, a 2016 Computational Media graduate, feels like it's losing something.
"The speed of the development of technology is very fast. So, sometimes I feel like we're missing something — that core of the storytelling," Kim said. Now, he's using his unique perspective on storytelling as seen through a digital media lens to innovate the ancient practice.
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