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Understanding interaction in virtual worlds

"Now researchers at The University of Nottingham, SRI International in Silicon Valley California, two Canadian universities -- Simon Fraser and York -- and online games developer Multiverse are to begin a new three-year international project examining online behaviour in virtual gaming environments.

The Virtual Environment Real User Study (Verus) will explore the relationships between the real-world characteristics of gamers and the individual activities and group dynamics of their avatars in online virtual worlds. Investigating how individuals interact within online environments will have many benefits."

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Posted by Tarek Hoteit on Tuesday, December 29, 2009 at 4:21 AM |

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