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The need for compelling, innovative ways to experience archival content is a pressing one—how can we activate data, give it a new life and a new audience? The Duke Story+ team, Experiential Archive, facilitated a deep dive into designing meaningful, interactive engagements with archival material. The project’s broader purpose was to exemplify how archival records and documents can be made accessible and vital; how they can circulate freely within public and political discourses. The design process was modeled on the one used in the DocX Lab at the Center for Documentary Studies, an innovative space to experiment and engage in technology-influenced imaginative thinking around documentary forms, styles, and perspectives.
Story+ is a 6-week paid summer research experience for Duke students—undergraduates and graduates—interested in exploring interdisciplinary humanities research topics and methodologies. In Story+, teams of undergraduate students collaborate on interdisciplinary humanities research projects under the guidance of a project sponsor and graduate student mentor. Another important component of the program is storytelling for public audiences; as part of their research projects, students have created websites, exhibits, podcasts, short documentaries, and curricula.