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Virtual Reality.... With virtual reality, there is a likelihood of custom-designed while the three-dimensional environments permit instinctive “transparent” boundaries such that the computer interface is imperceptible to the user. In addition, virtual reality allows for considerably improved three-dimensional perception and interaction over conventional three-dimensional computer graphics because of its interaction capabilities and three-dimensional display (Bryson, 1996). On the other hand, VR can also be useful in an advanced user interface to three-dimensional simulation models in simulation terms (Barnes, 1996). Moreover, there are various fields in which VR applications have significant potential including medicine,...
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Virtual Teams...? Virtual Teams al Affiliation Virtual Teams Introduction In contemporary organizations where technological applications using the online medium proliferates, virtual teams have naturally evolved. In the discourse written by Leenders, Engelen, and Kratzer (2003), virtual teams were defined as “groups of individuals collaborating in the execution of a specific project while geographically and often temporally distributed, possibly anywhere within (and beyond) their parent organization” (p. 69). The varied settings and situations; in conjunction with technological advancements, provide opportunities for the virtual teams to exist, collaborate, and achieve their defined goals. However, it is obvious that despite the advantages... , there are...
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Virtual Intimacy... Virtual Intimacy Virtual intimacy is one of the most adopted trends of last decade during the rise of cyber age. People who were early adopters of technology of internet were experienced it deeply. However, it has impacted a lot on people’s lives negatively as well as positively (Gizmodo). In order to get formal introduction with the concept of virtual intimacy, we can elaborate it as a distant relationship without physically interacting with each other in one to one settings. It can be observed on social networking sites such as face book, tweeter, Google plus and orkut etc. The history of virtual intimacy can also be traced in older times. It was in practice with the help of letters (pen friendships) and telephones (telephonic... ...
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Virtual Laboratory...? Virtual Laboratory and Learning Process Virtual Laboratory and Learning Process Introduction Virtual laboratories are a solution to meet the challenges in higher education like lack of resources, scarcity of good teachers and sharing of costly resources between institutions. Many biotechnological experiments can be easily performed and explained using virtual laboratories in an effective manner. With the arrival of internet and computer technology in modern education, limitations like distance and costly instruments are no more a hurdle. Biotechnology, biomedical engineering and bio informatics which are some of the most relevant subjects in biology are most benefitted from internet and its associated technologies. Topics... from these...
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Virtual Child...Essay on a Virtual child: Needs to incorporate sources How is your child's attachment to you and your partner developing What is happening at the 3-month and 8-month periods that might affect attachment security according to Bowlby, Ainsworth, and various research studies
Ainsworth and Bowlby (1991) formulated the basic tenets of the attachment theory and described the relationship of a child with mother and how this relation is affected due to deprivation, separation and bereavement. The attachment of my child with me and my partner appears to be developing somewhat in line with the natural process of fondness. According to Bowlby attachment is basically characterised by (Wagner, 2010);
Proximity Maintenance
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Virtual Culture...Virtual Culture: Is It Good for Us As the Information Revolution proceeds, do you think virtual culture will become increasingly important Why or why not
The information revolution is changing so rapidly that it is difficult for a layman to keep up with each and every technological progression that science brings about in his/her life. First hand information is available within seconds and is within the grasp of even a three year old 'kid' courtesy the 'Internet'. Looking at this trend, it is fairly easy to predict that the virtual culture will definitely become a more integral part of our life in the future. In-fact, virtual culture is already such a huge part of our society that we take figures such as Barbie and Ronald McDonald... as a...
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Virtual Teams...techniques can provide a means to clarify the objectives, milestones, plans, and progress toward the objective. Virtual teams by their nature involve very little face-to-face time; therefore, fundamental project management techniques can minimize stress and clarify the process in what is already an extremely challenging environment. By understanding the communication challenges of virtual interaction, business communication virtual team members can overcome many of the difficulties typically encountered in virtual settings.
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Ancona, D. G., & Caldwell, D. F. (1992). Demography and design: Predictors of new product team performance. Organization Science, 3(3),...
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Virtual Workshop 2: Content Analysis
Media Details: These are reports highlighting two news coverages announcing the judgement for Saddam Hussein and the different reactions of people from all over the world. The reports were recorded for the purpose of performing a content analysis, with one broadcast from ABC and another from a commercial channel : Network Ten. Both were recorded on November 6.
Topics: Saddam Hussein Sentenced to Death (Network Ten) – Saddam Hussein Sentence Reactions (ABC)
The televison report focused on several emotional reactions raised regarding Saddam Hussein's death sentence. The categories of the content analysis were to determine whether the media focuses on the rage and hostility... social...
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Virtual Reality...heat and see through dense smoke to rescue an unconscious person.
Exploring volcanoes is a third example of how virtual reality is changing our world. For obvious reasons, it is not safe to send trained volcanic experts into live volcanoes. However, it is possible to send a virtually controlled robot into the danger to send back digital images for further study (Wiederhold & Wiederhold, 2005).
In a virtual environment, realistic avatars can learn and perhaps interrelate with the holographic demonstration of a humanoid machine
Source: (Hoffman, 2004)
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Virtual Collaboration... September 14, Virtual Collaboration Introduction Large private organizations have increasingly venturedin the international market through the establishment of branches in diverse countries. From the statistics gathered on the top 100 global organizations, it was revealed that the United States still dominates leadership where “8 out of the top 10 are US companies, 13 out of the top 20 and 47 out of the top 100” (PwC 3). The top global organization was Apple Inc., a technology company where virtual collaboration is expected to be the norm. By definition, virtual collaboration is “the use of digital technologies that enable organizations or individuals to collaborately plan, design, develop, manage, and research products, services... , and...
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