【正文】 espeare’ s Birthplace virtual tour, designed by The Virtual Experience Company. Shakespeare39。這是一個夢想家和創(chuàng)新者為自己和他人發(fā)現(xiàn)世界的組成的時代。額外的維度可以用來處理雜波和隱藏的內容可以通過輸入暴露“節(jié)點”。折疊是一個多維復雜體系。他們雙方的系統(tǒng)和虛擬環(huán)境提供全面的知識使他們解決不少接口復雜的難題。 考慮到另一個多邊形表面的功能。要編輯其 內部的文件可能會接近頂部，為了檢查拼寫尼可以接近另一面，并將其刪除。因此，為了保持身臨其境的體驗，沒有菜單可以“魔術”般地彈出。定位 簡單運動 自我陳述已被證明是現(xiàn)今存在的原始虛擬現(xiàn)實 最吸引人的部分之一。使用這個包容性的三維環(huán)境時，需要特殊的物理心理因素。分布式系統(tǒng)的進程從文本到 X 終端窗口工作站已取得進展，以及虛擬現(xiàn)實是在下一步交互式訪問多用戶電腦系統(tǒng)。它不是一個真實的地方，也不是一個真實的空間。網(wǎng)絡空間，一個可視化計算機環(huán)境，是一種虛擬現(xiàn)實的實際應用，為用戶和計算機提供了一個更自然的借口。 Cyberspace Cyberspace: A new universe, a parallel universe created and sustained by the world’s puters and munication lines. A world in which the global traffic of knowledge, secrets, measurements, indicators, entertainments, and alterhuman agency takes on form: sights,sounds, presences never seen on the surface of earth blossoming in a vast electronic night. Cyberspace is a consensual hallucination that these people have created. It’ s like, with this equipment, you can agree to share the same hallucinations. In effect, they’ re creating a world. It’ s not really a place, its not really space. It’ s notional space. Cyberspace represents one of the most potent and impressive visualization tools ever created. Now, entire universes, whether they be of our design or others, not only lay at our fingertips, but surround and envelop us as well. It represents the next generation in the evolution of the humanputer interface medium. Virtual reality allows a more naturalized interface with the puter, that goes far beyond the Graphics User Interface (GUI), point amp。 ：接口和網(wǎng)絡空間的定義 網(wǎng)絡空間： 一個新的宇宙，一個由世界的計算機和通訊線路創(chuàng)造和使其持續(xù)的平行的宇宙。如今，整個世界 ,無論是我們的設計還是他人的，不但纏繞在我們的指尖，還環(huán)繞和包圍著我們。 網(wǎng)絡空間的可能性，甚至不能代表開始顯露出來，直到第一次原型系統(tǒng)已得到執(zhí)行。虛擬和物理世界之間的感性沖突造成身體不適合迷失方向的感覺，遠遠 超出了包含時期。慢速系統(tǒng)或網(wǎng)絡可能導致頭暈，尤其當跟蹤系統(tǒng)是環(huán)境的一部分時，會感覺明顯滯后。導航 長距離定位和運動 為了身臨其境，可以沒有菜單，沒有圖標列表。 然后，每個表面進行碰撞檢測，然后決定如何做出反應當另一個對象接近它的時候。某些表面必須是“實”，或者為了讓對象操作，沒有任何類型的功能。連接“管道” 可連接與用戶隨心所欲想選擇的不同的對象。虛擬現(xiàn)實目錄設計正在設計根據(jù)同一時間復雜的多維棧。您繼續(xù)開展數(shù)據(jù)，直到你進入信息層。然而，為了統(tǒng)一起見，需要建立一些標準的方法。s Birthplace virtual tour Arranging your virtual tour The arrangement of the exhibits in the virtual tour is an important part of the process. It is remended that the tour be created to explore the museum in a logical manner. Below are two options that can help in developing the arrangement of the exhibits. OR Take photographs of exhibits that will be used in the virtual tour and lay them out on a table. Museum staff members can discuss what order they should go in and position them accordingly. This could start a discussion on the content of the virtual tour and help to stimulate creativity. It is possible to lay out the tour in Microsoft PowerPoint as a slide show, where the slides can easily be interchanged. To test the quality of the tour layout, it is remended to start with the staff and then include visitors of the museum. As can be seen by these two examples, the process of arranging the virtual tour does not have to be hightech. An important part of this process is to receive input from the museum staff, so that all ideas are considered. How to make your virtual tour Along with the content that goes into the virtual tour, equally important is the way it is presented and its accessibility. A virtual tour that can not be accessed or understood creates more barriers rather than removing them. This section discusses guidance on the inclusive design of a virtual tour. Designing with the web accessibility standards and exploring user testing methods are the most important steps in ensuring inclusive design. Including users in the design process To produce an accessible virtual tour, it is important to consider involving potential disabled users in the creation process. They may provide useful information about their preferences and point out specific physical, sensory, and intellectual barriers. This can be done through discussions and feedback during development stages, or through exploring alternative methods such as the Usability Exchange. It is remended to have ongoing consultation with disabled users to ensure that they have influence on the layout of material, text descriptions and navigation features of the virtual tour. Organisations such as the Royal National Institute of the Blind (RNIB) can be used to help the museum find particular user groups in the development of their tour. In addition, your local Council for Voluntary Service (CVS) may be able to provide you with a munity group. You can find your local CVS through the National Association of Councils for Voluntary Service. The Usability Exchange for disabled user testing of websites: The National Association of Councils for Voluntary Service: Computer presentation Userfriendly presentation of the virtual tour is essential to its success. The guidelines in this section are based on RNIB’ s See it Right pack (20xx) as well as other guides and research. For more information on the RNIB’ s See it Right pack: The following features are helpful considerations for the creation of an inclusive and accessible virtual tour: User friendly navigation ? clear and relatively large navigation buttons in the same location on the screen throughout the tour ? colourcoded and consistent shapes for navigation, avoiding plementary colours ? contrast between the screen background and objects Photos ? enlarged but clear images with a zoom feature ? clear focus on the subject without background clutter ? good contrast between background and foreground objects