Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center employs two-dimensional technology to permit audience engagement with survivors in the future [VIDEO]

TIMES OF ISRAEL
At this Holocaust museum, you can speak with holograms of survivors
by Ellen Braunstein
January 27, 2018

The Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center, located in this suburb about 15 miles north of Chicago, is the first to permanently showcase the New Dimensions in Testimony oral history project, which has created holographic images from extensive interviews of 15 Holocaust survivors shown on rotation. Seven of the survivors are from Chicago. The images are produced by the University of Southern California’s Institute for Creative Technologies, along with the USC Shoah Foundation — a nonprofit that famed director Steven Spielberg founded in 1994 to preserve Holocaust and other genocide survivor testimonies. The museum’s new $5 million center, entitled Take A Stand, opened in October. READ MORE

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