Virtual Reality: A Tool for Changing Journalism, Attitudes, and Behaviors?
Location
GC 243
Start Date
29-3-2017 11:00 AM
End Date
29-3-2017 12:00 PM
Session
Workshop
Abstract
Castro, C., Ovalle, L., Falkenhagen, J., Hernandez, D., Garcia, E., de Armas, A., Forte, A., Hanna, T., Meléndez, C., Reyes, L., Holt, L., Bilge, N., Marino, M. I., Shumow, M., & Gutsche, Jr., R. E.
In this session chaired by Robert ‘Ted’ Gutsche Jr., students involved in FIU's Mobile Virtual Reality Lab discuss the methodological possibilities, challenges, and limitations in using virtual reality to expose the role of proximity, built and natural environments, and interactions with various scenarios and subjects. Projects discussed are related to environmental communication and racial discourse. Session participants will also be exposed to VR technology and participate in student-produced virtual experiences.
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Event
Virtual Reality: A Tool for Changing Journalism, Attitudes, and Behaviors?
GC 243
Castro, C., Ovalle, L., Falkenhagen, J., Hernandez, D., Garcia, E., de Armas, A., Forte, A., Hanna, T., Meléndez, C., Reyes, L., Holt, L., Bilge, N., Marino, M. I., Shumow, M., & Gutsche, Jr., R. E.
In this session chaired by Robert ‘Ted’ Gutsche Jr., students involved in FIU's Mobile Virtual Reality Lab discuss the methodological possibilities, challenges, and limitations in using virtual reality to expose the role of proximity, built and natural environments, and interactions with various scenarios and subjects. Projects discussed are related to environmental communication and racial discourse. Session participants will also be exposed to VR technology and participate in student-produced virtual experiences.
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