“Cave Writing: Toward a Platform for Literary Immersive VR” by Becker, Greenlee, Lemmerman, McGuire, Musurca, et al. …
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- Cave Writing: Toward a Platform for Literary Immersive VR
Session/Category Title: Performances
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“Cave Writing” is a nationally recognized interdisciplinary workshop course offered annually at Brown University. In this sketch we describe significant educational improvements enabled by improved technology in our VR platform. These include: (a) faster development and more support for iterative design; (b) greater involvement by students from different disciplinary backgrounds in full breadth of project development, increasing cross-disciplinary learning; and (c) diverse media rendered at high performance (e.g., high quality animated text, embedded video, and more devices) that facilitate creation of literary experiences specific to the bodily presence and physical space of the Cave.
References:
Laurel, B. 1991. Computers as Theater. NYC: Addison-Wesley.
Carroll, Coover, Greenlee, McClain, and Wardrip-Fruin. 2003. Screen: Bodily Interaction with Text in Immersive VR. SIGGRAPH 2003 Sketches & Applications. NYC: ACM Press.
