Role of Presence, Memory and Spatial Ability in a Desktop Virtual Reality

Berki, Borbala

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-10956-0_4

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“…Berki et al compared memory performance for images presented in a 3D VR environment versus a 2D website and found that the VR environment leads to better memory recall [21,22]. Similarly, better memory performance for supplementary information was found in desktop VR than in 2D browsers [23].…”

Section: Improving Cognitive Capabilities Using Vrmentioning

confidence: 99%

Motivations and Tools Relevant to Personalized Workspaces in VR Environments

Horváth

Csapó

2023

Electronics

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In this paper, we propose a new virtual reality (VR) concept referred to as `context control’, which we use to describe VR workspaces that are dynamically reconfigurable based on the task at hand and the user’s individual learning and working style. To demonstrate the viability of the concept as well as how it could be applied in practical applications, we present an implementation framework that, at its foundations, relies on Kolb’s learning styles taxonomy, consisting of Assimilators, Accommodators, Convergers and Divergers. We propose a layout schema for each of these categories of learning style, and validate them based on an experiment involving 52 university students, showing that the test subjects preferred content layouts that represent cognitive profiles matching their own to a greater extent. We also propose a hierarchical schema template language with which the schemas can be formalized and made amenable to further dynamic customization.

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Section: Improving Cognitive Capabilities Using Vrmentioning

confidence: 99%