Editorial Introduction A major boost to the acceptance of visual thinking and virtual worlds has been provided by the development of the World Wide Web. Initially accessed through test "browsers" with no graphic capabili

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Date: 1999-02-16 06:16:06 Evaluation methods Virtual reality Methodology Survey methodology Data collection Questionnaire World Wide Web Internet Virtual world Science Research methods Statistics		Editorial Introduction A major boost to the acceptance of visual thinking and virtual worlds has been provided by the development of the World Wide Web. Initially accessed through test "browsers" with no graphic capabili Add to Reading List Source URL: www.agocg.ac.uk Download Document from Source Website File Size: 333,07 KB Share Document on Facebook

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