Here are two links that I think you'll find interesting:
My post on the TSHWI blog, reflecting on interdisciplinary research and topics related to ubiquitous computing and large interactive displays in public spaces:
Urban Screens, Urban Interfaces, Digital Media, and the Arts in Social-Public Spaces
Bill Mackenty's reflections about workshop he attended that was led by Edward Tufte, known for his insights about the presentation of information graphics:
Edward Tufte is a Smart Guy
Focused on interactive multimedia and emerging technologies to enhance the lives of people as they collaborate, create, learn, work, and play.
Showing posts with label Joshi Research Center. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Joshi Research Center. Show all posts
May 12, 2008
Dec 9, 2007
Link to a great post about serious games and virtual reality in business
Elaine Alhadeff's Future-Making Serious Games blog has a wealth of interesting information for people interested in how interactive multimedia technology can impact the present- and the future. Take the time to visit her blog and take a look!
Here is a slice from one of her latest posts:
Via: daytaOhio - Barco and daytaOhio Equipped Collaborative Visualization Complex at Wright State’s Joshi Research Center
"Barco, a leading global provider of visual display systems, has partnered with daytaOhio to implement the industry’s most advanced virtual collaboration and visualization complex at Wright State University’s Joshi Research Center. "
It is exciting to learn about the growth in collaborative visualization! The businessmen below seem to be enjoying the experience:
For more interesting ideas, look at Eliane's archived posts about serious games.
Here is a slice from one of her latest posts:
Via: daytaOhio - Barco and daytaOhio Equipped Collaborative Visualization Complex at Wright State’s Joshi Research Center
"Barco, a leading global provider of visual display systems, has partnered with daytaOhio to implement the industry’s most advanced virtual collaboration and visualization complex at Wright State University’s Joshi Research Center. "
It is exciting to learn about the growth in collaborative visualization! The businessmen below seem to be enjoying the experience:
For more interesting ideas, look at Eliane's archived posts about serious games.
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