The report uses the example of Pocket Virtual Worlds, a collaborative effort between the College of Technology, Bowling Green State University and the Kelvin Smith Library Freedman Center. Using the project's technological applications, you can take a virtual field trip to a medieval ruin or an African safari... create images and recreate/explore locations in history, and take the experience to a game playing level.
Try it out now: 'walk' in a campus building you may never have been in before, and see it 360-degrees:
- See the Pocket Virtual Worlds Flash Demonstration in Studio One of Mather Dance Studio. Celebrate Mather's centennial year with a photographic, virtual reality interactive experience—slide along and 'dance' in the studio!
