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Exploring the relationship between visitor experiences and short-term impact in performing arts.
Leisure events as catalysts for narrative change: the case of Kaya Kaya festival, Curaçao.
This qualitative study explores how leisure events can facilitate the creation of new narratives by analysing the case of the Kaya Kaya festival in Otrobanda, Curaçao. Kaya Kaya has played an instrumental role in transforming the dominant narrative of Otrobanda from a stigmatised area, perceived as problematic, to a vibrant, artistic neighbourhood. Through interviews and participatory workshops, including collage making, the study provides a nuanced view of how the event enabled narrative change by engaging the local community and altering physical spaces through murals and other art forms. It also examines the consequences of this narrative shift for the place, community, and individuals. The paper contributes to event studies by applying a narrative approach to understand the social value of events and by demonstrating how they can foster new, positive narratives for neighbourhoods. Ultimately, the study reveals that the new, progressive narrative remains incomplete, as a result of narrative construction.</p
Resilience LABs : Harmonious development towards holistic education in the social innovation specialisation
The impact of augmented reality avatars on student engagement, motivation, and interest in history learning.
This study investigated the comparative impact of AR avatars versus 2D video avatars on secondary students' engagement, learning motivation, and subject interest in history education. A quasi-experimental study was conducted with German secondary students aged 11-14 across three conditions: control group (no intervention), 2D avatar learning experience, and AR avatar learning experience
Closing remarks.
Closing remarks from Congress Chair during Closing Ceremony World Leisure Congress