
Interactive Heritage - How game design can celebrate history (in person)
Wed 24 Feb · 13:00
Norfolk Record Office
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A talk titled Interactive Heritage will be held at the Norfolk Record Office in Norwich on 24 February 2027. The session explores how game design can celebrate history through participation. The event is free to attend.
Good game design does not always mean introducing a screen into every interaction, instead it can encourage participation and offer new ways
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Good game design does not always mean introducing a screen into every interaction, instead it can encourage participation and offer new ways to learn for all ages. Join Robin Milton for an exploratory session on how interactive design can bring the joy of heritage to new audiences.
Robin is the founder of Fairer Games, an independent games studio focused on blending traditional art and historical storytelling. Winner of the 2023 DevelopHER Award and is a passionate advocate for the growth of the local games development industry in Norfolk. Robin represents the local games sector as a member of the Norfolk Business Board and is a Part-time lecturer at Norwich University of the Arts.
Refreshments will be available 10 minutes before the talk starts. Feel free to grab yourself a cuppa and settle down for an interesting 45 minutes.
This is a hybrid event, you can book a place for the online version of this event here (https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/2003206643997)
Find our November 2026 -February 2027 programme of events here (https://norfolkrecordofficeblog.org/events-november-2026-february-2027/)
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Interactive Heritage - How game design can celebrate history (in person) takes place on Wednesday, 24 February 2027 at 13:00.
Interactive Heritage - How game design can celebrate history (in person) is held at Norfolk Record Office in Norwich (Archive Centre, Norwich, NR1 2DQ).
Entry to Interactive Heritage - How game design can celebrate history (in person) is free.
Yes — hotels within walking distance of Norfolk Record Office can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
Tickets for Interactive Heritage - How game design can celebrate history (in person) can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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A talk titled Interactive Heritage will be held at the Norfolk Record Office in Norwich on 24 February 2027. The session explores how game design can celebrate history through participation. The event is free to attend.
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Good game design does not always mean introducing a screen into every interaction, instead it can encourage participation and offer new ways
IN-PERSON EVENT
Good game design does not always mean introducing a screen into every interaction, instead it can encourage participation and offer new ways to learn for all ages. Join Robin Milton for an exploratory session on how interactive design can bring the joy of heritage to new audiences.
Robin is the founder of Fairer Games, an independent games studio focused on blending traditional art and historical storytelling. Winner of the 2023 DevelopHER Award and is a passionate advocate for the growth of the local games development industry in Norfolk. Robin represents the local games sector as a member of the Norfolk Business Board and is a Part-time lecturer at Norwich University of the Arts.
Refreshments will be available 10 minutes before the talk starts. Feel free to grab yourself a cuppa and settle down for an interesting 45 minutes.
This is a hybrid event, you can book a place for the online version of this event here (https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/2003206643997)
Find our November 2026 -February 2027 programme of events here (https://norfolkrecordofficeblog.org/events-november-2026-february-2027/)
Description supplied by the event organiser.
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Hotels within walking distance of Norfolk Record Office. Searching near Archive Centre, Norwich, NR1 2DQ; check-in Wednesday, 24 February 2027.
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WhereNorfolk Record Office
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Interactive Heritage - How game design can celebrate history (in person) takes place on Wednesday, 24 February 2027 at 13:00.
Where is Interactive Heritage - How game design can celebrate history (in person) taking place?
Interactive Heritage - How game design can celebrate history (in person) is held at Norfolk Record Office in Norwich (Archive Centre, Norwich, NR1 2DQ).
How much are tickets for Interactive Heritage - How game design can celebrate history (in person)?
Entry to Interactive Heritage - How game design can celebrate history (in person) is free.
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Yes — hotels within walking distance of Norfolk Record Office can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
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