Similar to Photovoice, participants are asked to visually represent their communities or express their points of view by photographing and videoing scenes that highlight research themes, and then use their images and videos to create a virtual reality experience.
Similar to Photovoice, participants are asked to visually represent their communities by photographing and videoing scenes that typically identify a research theme (such as violence in their community, pollution and littering). Participants then use their images and videos to create a virtual reality experience.