Virtual World Usability is a theoretical construct that denotes the extent to which a virtual environment supports effective, efficient, and satisfying user interaction within immersive digital contexts, distinguished by its focus on spatial navigation, embodied presence, and task performance in simulated realities.
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Mark Mine, Frederick P. Brooks, Carlo H. Séquin · 1997 · 660 citations
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