We are happy to announce the publication of NEW ISSUE from the Journal of Virtual Worlds Research (JVWR):
Volume 9, Number 1:
Assembled 2016
(Part 1)
Issue Editor: Sue Gregory, School of Education, University of New England, Australia.
This Assembled 2016 issue of the Journal of Virtual Worlds Research relates to an eclectic group of six articles covering a variety of aspects of the use of virtual worlds, Including: An overview of where the virtual economy began; the use of non-player characters in courses and how students reacted to them, and the use of a virtual world to provide training for office-based medical emergencies. Also presented are research papers that explore the relationship between the real and the virtual supermarkets, lighting controls used in virtual environments, and the use of cloud in connecting video games.
Issue Editor Corner
Editorial
Sue Gregory
Sue Gregory
Peer Reviewed Research Papers
A Brief History of Virtual Economy
Mohamed Nazir, Carrie Siu Man Lui
Mohamed Nazir, Carrie Siu Man Lui
Put on Your Game Gace: Designing the Researcher Presence in Immersive Digital Environments
Jaime Banks, Rosa Mikeal Martey
Jaime Banks, Rosa Mikeal Martey
Developing Virtual Reality Simulations for Office-Based Medical Emergencies
Alexander J. Lemheney, William F. Bond, Jason C. Paden, Matthew W. LeClair, Jeannine N. Miller, Mary T. Susko
The Relation between Customer Types in a Real Supermarket Compared to a Virtual Supermarket
Vassilis Javed Khan, Rebecca Brouwer
Utilizing Virtual Environments for the Evaluation of Lighting Controls
Vassilis Javed Khan, Tino van de Kraan, Johan van Leest, Jon Mason, Dzmitry Aliakseyeu
Vassilis Javed Khan, Tino van de Kraan, Johan van Leest, Jon Mason, Dzmitry Aliakseyeu
Gamecloud – A Platform for Connecting Video Games
Janne Parkkila, Kati Järvi, Timo Hynninen, Jouni Ikonen, Jari Porras
Janne Parkkila, Kati Järvi, Timo Hynninen, Jouni Ikonen, Jari Porras
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Prof. Yesha Y. Sivan
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