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Fablo

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Interactive storytelling game preserving languages at risk of disappearing

Fablo is a collaborative storytelling game that functions both as an archiving and didactic tool. It explores minority language preservation and revitalisation. Studies have shown that when a language disappears it does not affect just the culture of the area, but the mental wellbeing of the community affected. Languages are disappearing at an increasing rate, and small languages are particularly at risk, as the older generation are frequently the only people still using them. Fablo functions as an interactive storytelling game that allows the family to learn their minority language through bedtime stories.

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  • Francesca Nava

    Francesca Nava

    Royal College of Art Imperial College London

    I am a Digital Service Designer with an art background: previously to studying Innovation Design Engineering at the Royal College of Art and Imperial College I completed a BFA at Oxford University. As an artist I was interested in observing people and their behavior and making them interact with my artworks, now, as a Designer, I am passionate about human-centered and Experience Design. My main objective is to find simple and elegant software solutions to important societal issues.more

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