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Posted on March 30, 2017July 16, 2017 by Siobhan OFlynn

‘Media Fluid and Media Fluent: Adaptation as Experience Design’ with Siobhan O’Flynn

The Keynote I gave at The Arts of Adaptation Conference at Loyola University, Saturday March 18, 2017

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I advise on digital, interactive storytelling, transmedia & experience design & with my wonderful partners, am the co-creator & co-founder of the TMCResourceKit.com and the augmented reality app, Kensington Market: Hidden Histories, in collaboration with nocampfirerequired.com

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