A User-Centered Methodology for Investigating Presence and Task Performance
Katerina Mania, Alan G. Chalmers · Figshare · 2000
Many people would argue that Virtual Environments technology is the answer to a question that has not been defined yet. While the advances of technology are quite inspiring[2], what is still lacking is a conceptual and analytical framework[1] as well as a set of evaluation metrics which could assess specific interfaces and designs. The study described in this paper was conducted in order to investigate if the notion of presence in a specific virtual environment (VE) application correlates with task performance.