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... even Second Life were applied to immersion simulation training of employees?

Role-playing games designed around literary works, movies, or even fantasy could be modified or even built from the ground up to incorporate the new skills and processes needed in the business environment or even a manufactured environment. Fire safety, workplace safety, disaster preparedness, disaster response, or even such mundane activities as packing for trips, preparing for a doctors visit, or maintaining your own health could be incorporated into the mythical world of virtual reality role-playing games.

Modern-day Dungeon Masters could tap into the vast bodies of knowledge and work cooperatively with professional organizations and trainers, academic institutions, and advocacy groups to ensure that evidence-based processes were incorporated into the games allowing the games not only to maintain the laws of physics but the laws of business, Medicine, and even real world legal considerations.

Imagine entering Second Life online and volunteering at a hospital that is responding to an earthquake (or the attack of Godzilla). Nurses, doctors, administrators, laboratory technicians, x-ray technologists, healthcare providers, and professionals of every ilk could practice their cooperation, collaboration, policies, and even procedures in this virtual space until these skills became second nature in Second Life.

When a real event occurred, the self same individuals who trained in the immersion simulation / virtual reality environment would find that they apply these new skills with military precision and virtual reality realism. Life will truly imitate art.

Let the Games Begin:

So what would it take to move theory into practice?

The will to do it!

The technology exists. The programming algorithms exist. The procedures and best practices in each industry that could benefit from immersion simulation / virtual reality training exist. The only thing that is lacking is a simple collaboration between programmers who are masters of this new world and professionals who are masters of both the new and the old knowledge.

Perhaps like in the video game Cameo, these modern-day digital alchemists can come together with the wizards of ancient wisdom and forge a new world for all.

XBOX 360 As Free Gift With mobile Phones - Irresistibility Exemplified

... subject of buying a mobile phone elevates from mediocrity and begins to appear before one as the offer of a lifetime. Now who would dare to miss a chance to possess a gift like this? Various mobile phone deals, especially contract mobile phone deal, come with this offer.

In the time when the competition is all about offering the best, network service providers like Virgin, Vodafone, 3, or O2 are leaving no stone unturned to unearth an idea to amass ma...more

10 Reasons Why Sony PlayStation 3 Will Beat Out Xbox

...d and new. The PS3 will allow playing of games on the PS1 and PS2 libraries so, even with the latest console you can boot up old favorites like Tobal or Shattered Soldier are relive old times. According to CBSNews.com Tech Analyst, Larry Magid, The graphics processor in the new Sony PlayStation is pretty impressive. It rendered images during the game that looked almost as if they came from a movie studio."

PS3 is all set to make dreams reality. Imagine Metal Gear, Warhawk, Tekken, i-8, Gran Turismo, Killzone, and Dante among zillion other mind blowing games all coming alive! Whatever the whispers are about the reality will surface when the PS3 is launched and consumers get first hand experience.

Nintendo Wii - The Revolutionary Console

...h out the world.

Nintendo aims a wider demographic with its console than that of others in the seventh generation. This is quite evident in its series of television advertisements in North America. The productions are Nintendo's first broad-based advertising strategy which includes a two-minute video clip that shows a varied assortment of people enjoying the Wii system including urban apartment-dwellers, country ranchers, grandparents and parents with their children.