Emerging Media Lab

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Emerging Media Lab
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About EML
A collaborative space for UBC faculty, students and staff for exploration of emerging technologies and development of innovative tools and solutions. This wiki is for public-facing documentation for our projects and procedures.
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Introduction

The Emerging Media Lab (EML) is an experimental space where faculty, students, and staff from all disciplines collaborate with industry and community. Its mission is to evolve learning by creating tools and techniques using emerging media including Augmented, Mixed, and Virtual Reality.

About this wiki

This section of the UBC wiki complements our public-facing website and GitHub repositories. Here you can find information on how to download and build our projects, as well as general technical information available to anyone. For all other EML documentation, including operations and administration info, consult Documentation:EML Where to find it.

All EML members are welcome to contribute to this documentation. Find out more about how to contribute: Documentation:EML How to Contribute

What you can do at EML

We work with staff, faculty, students, volunteers, and student workers. Here's a short list of some of the ways you can get involved with EML, or visit the Emerging Media Lab website for more information.

UBC Faculty

UBC Students

Everyone at UBC

Contact us or stop by a drop in to find out more!

EML Code of Conduct

When visiting the Emerging Media Lab itself, working with EML, or participating in EML spaces online, you agree to the EML Code of Conduct.

EML locations

EML has several lab spaces on the UBC Vancouver campus. Most meetings happen in the main development space in McGavin. [Public demos and drop-ins are held in Irving K. Barber Learning Centre].

Please note that not all locations are open to the public. [Book a visit on our website.]

Get directions and find out more about our locations.

EML resources

We have a variety of equipment, tools, and know-how that you're welcome to use. Contact us for more information.

Current projects

Our Fall 2023 projects include:

Past projects

We have worked on a variety of projects across UBC faculties and departments. Learn more about them on our website's Projects page.

Technical documentation

These are instructions for how to do some of what EML does. Looking for help or a place to work on your project? Contact us.

How to contact EML

Please contact us via the Contact page on our website.

EML Documentation License

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Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document according to the terms in Creative Commons License, Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0. The full text of this license may be found here: CC by-sa 4.0
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