… Here, we aim at analysing virtual reality (VR) from the semiotics point of view, starting
from the classic works in the field. Central in Peirce's studies is the relationship between the …

… and communication of Cultural Heritage, as … communication process of a scientific result,
ie the scientific research itself, which, as argued in this paper, can greatly gain by adopting VR …

… online games and 2D/3D virtual worlds has been a long … to explore how non-verbal
communication can be supported in more … non-verbal communication in social virtual reality (VR). …

… workshop was subtitled Virtual Reality in Perspective, and consisted of presentations from
both practitioners of virtual reality (VR) and related media experts. VR these days is very much …

… Virtual Reality for students’ oral communication … Cultural immersion and interactions with
the virtual reality content can help develop a positive attitude toward the target language culture…

… platform for immersive virtual reality called The Hidden … virtual reality (VR) cultural heritage
experience on a local scale, embodied in a transmedia storytelling approach to showcase VR …

… Toward this goal, this paper explores how instructional approaches employing Virtual Reality
(VR) can allow students to gain and broaden their cultural knowledge through experiences …

… The section concludes with a definition of Virtual Reality that … In fact, in the field of digital
cultural heritage virtual reality … importance of narration in cultural communication, and they are …

… different cultural backgrounds, … culture to the conversation even when using a foreign
language (Lado, 1964). This transfer effect can lead to interesting cross-cultural communications as …

… ) attributes to virtual reality any or all of the following characteristics: simulation, interaction,
artificiality, immersion, telepresence, full-body immersion, and networked communications. In …