How do we talk and write about XR in ways that are useful to those building it and compelling to those who have never put on a headset?
Criticism, journalism, and conversation around XR are still finding their shape, often split between insider language made for the industry and rare attempts to bring these experiences to a wider audience.
This panel doesn’t look back at what’s already been said or written; it asks what’s missing. How can we talk and write about XR in ways that serve the people creating it, while remaining accessible to someone who knows “immersive” only as a fancy word?
Bringing together voices with very different communicative approaches, the session is an open, public brainstorm to imagine new formats for sharing, discussing, and writing about immersive work and new directions for XR journalism and criticism.