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Interactive Media Community Group

The Interactive Media Community Group is interested in all forms of interactive media, e.g., interactive storytelling, digital gamebooks, motion comics, visual novels, interactive films, hypervideo, and serious games.

This Group considers and discusses how standardization can support all forms of interactive media. This Group may work on a number of deliverables, reports, and specifications.

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The Interactive Media Community Group is interested in all forms of interactive media, e.g., branching narratives, digital gamebooks, interactive films, and serious games. This group considers and discusses how standardization can support all forms of interactive media. This group may work on a number of deliverables, reports, and specifications.


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This is a community initiative. This group was originally proposed on 2022-01-31 by Adam Sobieski. The following people supported its creation: Adam Sobieski, Wendy Reid, Rachel Yager, Deborah Kaplan, VINCENT WARTELLE. W3C’s hosting of this group does not imply endorsement of the activities.

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