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Charting New Territories in Virtual Worlds
1. Charting New Territory
in Virtual Worlds
Nina Simon, Tech Museum of Innovation
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David Klevan, US Holocaust Memorial Museum
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Chris Lawrence, New York Hall of Science
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Nora McCartney, New York Hall of Science
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Paul Sparrow, Newseum
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3. virtual worlds are
communication platforms
with 2 defining
characteristics
1. Strong sense of presence in
real-time interaction with others
2. Ability to share and
manipulate 3D content