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BRAVE NEW REALITIES
The Virtual Experience
- DR. CHRISTIAN ROTH
@SPIELEFORSCHER
REALITIES The Virtual Experience NEW FRONTIERS VR IS REAL VR EVERY - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
REALITIES The Virtual Experience NEW FRONTIERS VR IS REAL VR EVERY - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
BRAVE NEW DR. CHRISTIAN ROTH @SPIELEFORSCHER REALITIES The Virtual Experience NEW FRONTIERS VR IS REAL VR EVERY WHERE C OMMUNICATION ART & CULTURE EDUCATION HEALTH Osso VR ENGINEERING TOURISM ENTERTAINMENT VR is going to be
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NEW FRONTIERS
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VR IS REAL
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VR EVERYWHERE
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COMMUNICATION
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ART & CULTURE
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EDUCATION
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HEALTH
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Osso VR
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ENGINEERING
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TOURISM
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ENTERTAINMENT
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“VR is going to be defined by the content that is designed explicitly for virtual reality.”
Palmer Luckey
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STAR TREK BRIDGE CREW
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Star Trek: Bridge Crew
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WHY DOES IT WORK?
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THE THEORY OF SELF-DETERMINATION
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SIMILAR BASIC CONCEPT
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WHAT DOES VR ADD?
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USER EXPERIENCE
Dimensions Relevant to VR
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IMMERSION
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“With VR, you're not interpreting the medium: you're in it [...] your consciousness becomes the medium."
Chris Milk, 2017
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Interactors are strongly engaged in their activity when timing and difficulty of tasks is right Sense of being present in a mediated story world, as if it were real. Body, emotion, and identity extension into the virtual self Real-time reaction to user input
FLOW PRESENCE
PERCEPTUAL IMMERSION
SELF-PRESENCE USABILITY
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Identifying with a virtual character, role-adoption Create and sustain users' interest in upcoming (and so far uncertain) narrative events Rooted in emotional involvement with characters or the overall narrative Active creation of belief through convincing characters and events, etc.
IDENTIFICATION CURIOSITY SUSPENSE
NARRATIVE IMMERSION
BELIEVABILITY
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“The problem with VR is you don't know who you are.”
Reggie Watts
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AGENCY
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“Agency is the satisfying power to take meaningful action and see the results of
- ur decisions and choices.”
Janet Murray, 1997/2017
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Freedom to choose from a large set
- f available options
Effect a chosen action has on a local and global narrative level Interface design of application
AUTONOMY EFFECTANCE USABILITY
AGENCY
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A/B testing (between subjects)
Group A Group B Prototype A Prototype B Comparison
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TRANSFORMATION
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“The right stories can open our hearts and change who we are. [...] Enacted events have a transformative power that exceeds both narrated and conventionally dramatized events because we assimilate them as personal experiences.”
Janet Murray, 1997/2017
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Users' construction of personal meaning from a story or piece of art Evocation of positive (joy, excitement) and negative (sadness, frustration) affect Measurement of users' pleasurable engagement
EUDAIMONIC APPRECIATION AFFECT ENJOYMENT
TRANSFORMATION
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360 VR DOCUMENTARY BY CHRIS MILK
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“Virtual reality is the 'ultimate empathy machine.' These experiences are more than documentaries. They're
- pportunities to walk a mile in someone
else's shoes.”
Chris Milk, VR Filmmaker
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A BREATHTAKING JOURNEY
MARTIJN KORS
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ABREATHTAKINGJOURNEY.COM
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WHAT IS THE FUTURE OF VR?
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VR gives us the ability to inhabit worlds we would
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find ourselves in.
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VR not only enables us to understand
- ther people;
it enables us to better understand ourselves.
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- DR. CHRISTIAN ROTH