University Pours $7.7 Million into Immersive Gaming Research
A New Zealand university is committing $4.5 million alongside $3.2 million in government funding to research immersive gaming. The University of Canterbury in Christchurch is using the money to assemble an international team of academic experts for its new Applied Immersive Gaming Initiative.
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A Michigan university has awarded a "merit" grant to an instructor working to develop standards and best practices for moving courses to virtual reality.
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A researcher in Germany has developed technology for automatically detecting the usability and user-friendliness of virtual environments.
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Immersive technologies can help students understand theoretical concepts more easily, prepare them for careers through simulated experiences and keep them engaged in learning.
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