Drop in the Ocean provides a powerful experience that immerses participants in the bottom of the ocean among sea animals and plastic making the problem of plastic pollution feel immediate and real.

Only Expansion is highly innovative in its use of augmented reality. It mixes distant sounds of climate disasters with location based sounds entangling space and time and making the realities of climate change, often abstract and distant, immediate.

Making its rounds in film festivals from Tribeca to Sheffield, This is Climate Change bridges investigative journalism with 360 video for viewers to witness four major ecological contexts of climate change: forest fires, desert famines, melting ice, and deforestation.

This project is a wonderful example of co-creation between students, faculty, and conservationists and brings the ethos of the Witness Project across mediums ranging from short videos to 360 videos. Media education is at the core of its mission.

Climate Crimes uses a full dome, immersive planetarium structure to give viewers an opportunity to reflect on their relationships to the planetary enviornment. This project incorporates design, enviornmental data, and narrative techniques all into one large-scale story.

Last Generation is a stellar example of how journalists can use interactive documentary as a technique to tell online news stories. It also stands out for its choice to talk about climate change from the perspective of children. Produced by PBS Frontline, Last Generation won an Emmy award for New Approaches: Documentary as well as an award in the first ever World Press Photo Interactive category.

iSeeChange shows the power of crowdsourcing everyday human observation to track climate change at the micro level while showing patterns at the macro level and building community awareness.

InfoAmazonia is a great example of a climate-themed co-created project, as it is continuously updated by a network of organizations and journalists. It is also the only online journalism platform that hosts interactive maps with continuously updated data and stories about various environmental topics in all nine Amazon basin countries.

Leverging the immersive, haptic power of VR, users are given the embodied experience of starting as a seed and growing to an adult tree until it burns up in a forest fire. This project uses tactile and sensory approaches to give us the perspective of a aesthetically connect us to nature and deeply consider our role in shaping it.

This project set up a platform for people to tell their own stories about Hurricane Sandy bringing transparency and citizen journalism to the forefront.This project is an example of how web-based platforms can spur civic dialogue, archive events, and promote healing through storytelling.