Virtual Reality (VR) is gaining recognition as a technology with enormous educational
potential, a foundation for developing powerful and compelling learning and skiUs-training …

Virtual reality (VR) is gaining recognition for its enormous educational potential. While not
yet in the mainstream of academic medical training, many prototype and first-generation VR …

Technological advances, such as online courses and virtual simulations, are altering how
we teach and learn. Online courses are becoming more common. These courses give …

Figure 1. Data fusion and 3D visualization of neuropathology using virtual reality techniques
reality to reinvent medical education. In the area of learning the basic medical sciences, an …

The practice of medicine and major segments of the biologic sciences have always relied on
visualizations of the relationship of anatomic structure to biologic function. Traditionally …

As medicine becomes more complex, there is pressure for new and more innovative
educational methods. Given the economic burden associated with in-person simulation …

Abstract Virtual Worlds such as Second Life provide unique opportunities to simulate real life
scenarios and immerse the user in an environment that can be tailored to meet specific …

Virtual reality (VR) uses computer-generated and three-dimensional environments to create
immersive experiences through the use of interactive devices that simulate virtual …

ABSTRACT Pulse!! The Virtual Clinical Learning Lab at Texas A&M University-Corpus
Christi, in collaboration with the United States Navy, has developed a model for research …

Virtual reality (VR) is an emerging technology that could drastically change traditional
medical training and surgical techniques. The level of interactivity in real-time distinguishes …