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| Tags/Keywords | Virtual structures, object interaction, partitioning strategies, software technology |
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| Copyright Status | 2002, ACM Press, New York, NY, USA |
| Citation | Fraser, M. & Benford, S. (2002). Interaction effects of virtual structures. In Proceedings of the 4th international conference on Collaborative virtual environments, pp.128-134, September 30-October 02, Bonn, Germany |
| Resource Type | Papers and Reports |
| Demo Link | n/a |
| Overview | This paper presents an analysis of pairs of users interacting in a Complex Collaborative Virtual Environment (CVE). The analysis highlights behaviours that are caused by the simple virtual structures the CVE provides. This paper also derive design issues to be considered when defining the structure of a shared virtual world. |
| Intended Audience | Researchers, Teachers/Educators |
| Topic Area | Research, Technology Development Design |
| Authors | Mike Fraser and Steve Benford |
| Home Page Link | n/a |
| Comments | This paper is a little technical oriented from the perspective of educational research. It talks about the effects of different VE rendering strategies on the interaction of users of VEs. Its target readers should be the designers (programmers) of virtual environments. One thing that educational researchers can learn from this paper is that the design of learning environment, especially the information (or knowledge) presentation strategies, can affect how students learn. |