Hub services can help you join or start a networked community, publish on the Internet, or conduct custom information searches. Some of the areas in which VRML is being used include architecture, scientific visualization, and geography. Chad Kearsley, Humanities Research Assistant at the IAT, has been exploring the use of VRML in education. A book that Kearsley recommends is VRML Browsing and Building Cyberspace by Mark Pesce, a pioneer in VRML development. The free service is searchable and will be updated monthly.
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