Article

Virtual Reality’s recent commercialization has created a potential for its implementation into classroom and training environments. Past adoptions of this technology and their efficacy are explored in the literature review. This paper outlines the possibility of combining current VR technology with custom hardware allowing the user to interact with physical and mechanical object within virtual worlds and its implication on the future of kinesthetic learning and training in hazardous or expensive scenarios.

Creator

• Keller, Ian

License

• All rights reserved

Subject

• Information Technology

Submitter

Jess Kropczynski

College

• Education, Criminal Justice, and Human Services

Department

• - School of Information Technology

Date Created

• 2019-04-11

Publisher

• University of Cincinnati

Journal Title

• IT Research Symposium’19

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Identifier: doi:10.7945/v9jf-mm55
Link: https://doi.org/10.7945/v9jf-mm55

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