A second article from Journal of Virtual World Research, this time focusing on education and virtual worlds, and again featuring work from St Andrews: Architecting… Read More »Architecting Scalable Academic Virtual World Grids: A Case Utilizing OpenSimulator
This new paper in the Journal of Virtual Worlds Research provides a nice overview of “Virtual Archaeology in Second Life and OpenSimulator” “Traditional approaches to… Read More »Journal of Virtual Worlds Research
Pupils from Madras College in St Andrews had an opportunity to interact with the virtual reconstruction of St Andrews Cathedral earlier this month. After classroom… Read More »The Madras Experience
What’s happening at Open Virtual Worlds? The Palace and the Cathedral go to Paris. The 3D reconstruction of Linlithgow Palace and St Andrews Cathedral will… Read More »Open Virtual Worlds News
What’s been happening in virtual worlds research at St Andrews? Summer dissertations ended in August. Six students completed dissertations focusing on virtual world resources using… Read More »Virtual worlds news round-up
The first prototype of Armadillo has been released as part of the supporting material for NuiLib. Armadillo is a Virtual World client capable of supporting… Read More »Kinecting with the Virtual World
The sun shone yesterday as we took a tour of St Andrews Castle with Prof Richard Fawcett to discuss all aspects of the Castle as it… Read More »Visit to St Andrews Castle
A rainy July morning did not prevent us filming at Linlithgow Palace last week. Pupils from Linlithgow Academy, who regularly act as costumed guides at the Palace,… Read More »Linlithgow Palace Guides on Film
Chris Thornton will be giving Robert the Bruce a virtual lease of life this summer (2012). We asked him for a quick progress update yesterday.… Read More »Rejuvenating Robert the Bruce
Comments from our visitors book used at Sensation in Dundee earlier this year, and Food for Thought on Sunday. Thanks to everyone who visited the… Read More »Visitors Book