Joshua Chartrand
Research Team Lead
Carleton Immersive Media Studio
Joshua Chartrand has been a developer and team lead at Carleton Immersive Media Studio for three years. In April 2018 he graduated from Carleton University’s Bachelor of Information Technology program in Ottawa, with a focus in Interactive Multimedia and Design. He has contributed to many of the lab’s Digitally Assisted Storytelling projects, including the Senate Virtual Tour, the Canada 150 VR Kiosk, and Parliament: The Virtual Experience. His focus is in the use of game engines to produce interactive experiences and games. His current research involves redefining the meaning of a National Historic Site through the use of digital technologies.
Presenting at the following sessions
October 27, 2020
3:00pm
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This presentation will give an overview of the NAC@50+ project and how CIMS has collaborated with their partners at the National Arts Centre in accessing the building for heritage documentation and archival research during a period of time where access has been limited.
