Innovation is a core value at PBS Wisconsin — from reimagining how we tell stories to exploring new worlds through interactive media. Here, you’ll find bold experiments in 360 video, virtual tours, shaping the future of how we share Wisconsin stories.
Immersive Experiences
Immersive experiences put audiences at the heart of a story, creating deeper empathy and understanding. Through virtual reality and interactive design, we create powerful connections, transporting people to places they might never otherwise reach — from sunken shipwrecks to the tops of lighthouse towers.
Shipwrecks! The Immersive Experience invites you to explore the story of the SS Wisconsin – a passenger steamer that sank in Lake Michigan in 1929. Through a collection of 3D immersive tours — available both on the web and in Virtual Reality — you can dive deep into the wreckage and uncover its preserved history.
SS Wisconsin: The Sinking
SS Wisconsin: Shipwreck
Virtual Tours
Virtual tours offer a 360-degree window into real-world locations, letting audiences click through and explore spaces at their own pace. These tours expand accessibility and open doors to deeper storytelling, offering new ways to experience places and stories from anywhere.
The Pottawatomie Lighthouse
The Great Wisconsin Quilt Show
State Street Murals
PBS Wisconsin Studios
PBS Wisconsin Production Truck
Games
Games are a powerful and rapidly growing storytelling platform connecting audiences across generations, cultures and communities. As this dynamic medium continues to expand, investing in games offers new opportunities to engage, educate and inspire across schools, homes and communities.
Legend of the Lost Emerald
Jo Wilder and the Capitol Case
Civics Scribble
Powwow Bound
360 Videos
360 videos capture real places and experiences, surrounding audiences with spatial audio and visuals. From drone flights to underwater dives, these immersive videos let viewers look in any direction and explore environments as if they are transported there.
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