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Collaborative Work on 3D Educational Content Universcity C6 Virtual Research Arena C5 Theoretical studies / data analysis Virtual campus Virtual campus and virtual city C4 CVW and Virtual campus (I) CVW and Virtual campus (II) C3 3D content & visual means C1 Educational visualization methodology Empirical studies Educational Virtual city Educational visualization (I) Educational visualization (II) Educational visualization (III) time 2008 2009 2010 2011 Topic 1 Collaborative work on 3D content Topic 2 Tools and environments Topic 3 Learning communities C1 C6 … Research Contributions C2 Figure 2: Timeline of research activities and contributions 30
Research Context and Design 3.4.1 Studies on the collaborative work on 3D content Under the topic of collaborative work on 3D content, one theoretical and three empirical studies were conducted. The research began from the wide topic, but, over time, it was narrowed down to studying educational visualizations in 3D CVEs (Figure 3). Theoretical studies P4 3D content & visual means Educational visualization methodology P7 Empirical studies Educational visualization (I) P3 Educational visualization (II) P6 Educational visualization (III) P9 Topic 1 Collaborative work on 3D content Topic 2 Tools and environments Topic 3 Learning communities P1 … P9 Related papers Figure 3: Studies on the collaborative work on 3D content The first empirical study on educational visualizations was conducted in a recently established environment of the NTNU virtual campus in the autumn semester 2009. Students from the Cooperation Technology course at NTNU were working on visualizing university’s research areas. Collected data were used for analysing the possibilities of the 3D CVE technology (and, in particular, Second Life) for educational visualizations. The first feedback was received on the idea of the Creative Virtual Workshop, which was not yet implemented as a prototype. This study is presented in more detail in Paper 3 of this thesis. Theoretical study on 3D content and visualization means was conducted in two stages, starting after the first empirical study on educational visualizations. The goal of the study on the first stage was to summarize experience on collaborative construction of educational visualizations in 3D CVEs and address the challenges the students faced. In addition to the results of the first empirical study on educational visualizations, data from three earlier studies conducted within the Cooperation Technology course at NTNU were observed. The first stage of the study resulted in a set of implications for working on 3D educational content and visualizations in 3D CVEs. 31
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projects (Hawkey, 2004). As emphasi
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prospective students and so on. In
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For us, the other projects on NTNU
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CSCL at Work Collaborative Virtual
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