Change in Tides – Kat Hoang

CHANGE IN TIDES

With our ever-growing delicate environments, sustainable ecology and a need for awareness of harmful pollutants have become more vital than ever. We had the privilege to propose an idea to spark action and conversation towards the youth by partnering up with Coventry University and National Geographic. The goal is to inspire middle school students to become proactive thinkers and problem-solvers on a global scale by bringing awareness and education of the current world using data in fun and engaging ways. We proposed an interactive digital experience that utilized the data we found during our research phase to be engaged with during the experience.

With our ever-growing delicate environments, sustainable ecology and a need for awareness of harmful pollutants have become more vital than ever. We had the privilege to propose an idea to spark action and conversation towards the youth by partnering up with Coventry University and National Geographic.The goal is to inspire middle school students to become proactive thinkers and problem-solvers on a global scale by bringing awareness and education of the current world using data in fun and engaging ways. We proposed an interactive digital experience that utilized the data we found during our research phase to be engaged with during the experience.

With our ever-growing delicate environments, sustainable ecology and a need for awareness of harmful pollutants have become more vital than ever. We had the privilege to propose an idea to spark action and conversation towards the youth by partnering up with Coventry University and National Geographic. The goal is to inspire middle school students to become proactive thinkers and problem-solvers on a global scale by bringing awareness and education of the current world using data in fun and engaging ways. We proposed an interactive digital experience that utilized the data we found during our research phase to be engaged with during the experience.

Collaborator: Jessica Li
Contributor: James Park
Exhibited on May 17th, 2019 @ Data & Technology: National Geographic at CSULB Department of Design