Thai Nitan Project

The Thai Nitan project puts a strong emphasis on collaboration and supports to creation and recreation of Thai Nitan. Nitan refers to folktale or story passed on traditionally in Thai. The anticipated project result is an online and offline collection of Thai Nitan enhanced with bilingually in Thai and English. Information technology is used as modern means to provide proper recording and documentation while modern modes of communication is used to disseminate and improve access to the Thai Nitan collections.

Further research investigates the evaluation of the ripple effects of Thai Nitan along with enhanced graphics and interactive application that may include audio samples of stories and digital images and video clips. The multimedia has an important role in terms of the interaction between users and computer devices at the user interface. Because designing a usable Nitan mobile application is critical and necessary for our audiences. This kind of study is called computer human interaction. Further investigation thus focuses on the study of major phenomena surrounding users and our online services.

  • WHAT: Thai Nitan
  • HOW: Seeking Grants
  • WHEN: June 2008 -
  • WHY: aim to regain the disappearance of local values, and build constructive ripple effects to preserve cultural heritage under the globalization
  • WHO:
    • Dr. Seung Hwan Kang (Project leader, Computer Information Systems)
    • Thoranin Intarajak (Lecturer, Computer Information Systems)

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