Murray's widely read 1997 book "Hamlet on the holodeck: the future of narrative in cyberspace," inspiration for a generation of digital innovators around the world has been and is ahead of its time in imagine the creative possibilities in the convergence of the calculation and storytelling. The book arose from Murray's work at the with in the 1980's and 1990's years as the Director of digital humanities projects, the storytelling with artificial intelligence and interactive video explored as a Harvard of trained scholar, teaching the world's first course in interactive narrative with students and PhD students.
In 1999, left Murray for Georgia Tech, where she led the redesign of the trainee program in digital media, manage a humanities-oriented courses in interaction design, game design and interactive narrative, and promotion of sustainable project studios as a basis for the training of students practical design. Murray's latest book is "inventing the medium: principles of interaction design as a cultural practice" based on their teaching and research at Georgia Tech, and their observations over the last 10 years of digital media design teams in Atlanta, Hollywood, New York and Silicon Valley. It aims to accelerate the collective process to provide qualified design teams of a common vocabulary expressive and coherent digital artifacts, by offering diverse public and clear design goals for the evaluation, what works on all digital platforms.
In 2010 named Britain's prospect magazine Janet H. Murray renowned one of the world's "Top 10 heads for the digital future."
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