Interactive Documentaries and the Transformation of Artificial Intelligence

Digital technologies continue to regenerate and metamorphose the methods of producing interactive documentaries and how their audiences consume them in the 21st century. In addition, media practitioners with specialties in producing interactive documentaries are still creating new technological approaches to taint various worldly perceptions while introducing additional strategies for improving efficiency in the production process. Most importantly, contemporary digital innovations such as documentary games, websites, desktop multimedia applications, non-fictional works, and interactive installations explore these types of documentaries and challenge their present formats.

„The Sahara of Romania” – The Southern Romanian Plain

One of the most sensitive regions of the country – the south of the Romanian Plain – is starting to be renowned for the onset of desertification. The intensification of land degradation in this area was the result of both direct and indirect factors such as weather conditions, the fauna and flora, and last but not least the features of the relief. The augmentation of the processes that stimulate the degradation of the pedological resources and of life-supporting attributes are due to anthropogenic factors as well, which leads to unsustainable land exploitation by regional users on the precarious background created by global climate change. These factors are poverty, government policies, industrial activities, incorrect management of land use, deforestation, overgrazing, unsuitable farming and irrigation practices, misuse of chemical fertilisers.

An Integrative Research Study on Changing Coping Mechanisms and Personality Traits for Adults

The study of stress is of high importance for the development of new and innovative strategies of learning for adults. This study aimed to change / improve of coping mechanisms and personality traits of the adult through specific integrative interventions, as a result of participation in the psychological intervention program, in relation to a series of variables, such as: cognitive emotional coping, behavioural coping and personality traits.

Natura Ex Machina: The Role of Ambiguity in Facilitating User Engagement with Nature

This article examines the interactive installation Natura ex Machina, which uses digital technology to recreate elements of nature that are occurring less in urban environments. Drawing on the concept of Deus ex machina, the installation represents human efforts to restore our connection to the natural world. Using a mixed-methods approach of surveys, observations, and audience discussions, the research investigates how design ambiguity can enhance user engagement and provoke personal interpretations. Findings indicate that while many participants connected deeply with the installation, challenges around user expectations and feedback mechanisms emerged. These insights highlight the need to balance ambiguity and clarity to foster meaningful connections with nature in an increasingly digital age.

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