Titlebook: Collaborative Virtual Environments; Digital Places and S Elizabeth F. Churchill,David N. Snowdon,Alan J. Mu Book 2001 Springer-Verlag Londo

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978-1-85233-244-0Springer-Verlag London Limited 2001

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Designing an Emergent Culture of Negotiation in Collaborative Virtual Communities: The DomeCityMOO S greater freedom. We don’t have to reject life on the screen, but we don’t have to treat it as an alternative life either. Like the anthropologist returning home from a foreign culture, the voyager in virtuality can return to a real world better equipped to understand its artifices. (Turkle, 1998, p. xvii)

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Shaping China’s Global Imaginationby William Gibson (Gibson, 1989). VR promised to revolutionize the way in which we experience and interact with computers, and research into the field mushroomed. More recently, the hype surrounding VR has died down and, although it is receiving less public attention, serious work is continuing with

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