Question 1

Which of the following are applications of XR technologies?

Accepted Answer

A) military 
B) scientific 
C) educational 
D) all of the above 
A) military 
B) scientific 
C) educational 
D) all of the above

Question 2

VR "nerve tracking" technology tests how far users are able to push past their fears to enter virtual dangerous situations.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Presence, interactivity, and ________ are fundamental components of mixed reality.

Accepted Answer

A) haptics 
B) subjectivity 
C) simulation 
D) immersion 
A) haptics 
B) subjectivity 
C) simulation 
D) immersion

Question 4

VR is able to fully model multifaceted sensory experiences such as handling guns, feeling textures, and sensing temperatures.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

HMD stands for

Accepted Answer

A) hand/mano detail 
B) head mounted displays 
C) human machine diffusion 
D) home made devices 
A) hand/mano detail 
B) head mounted displays 
C) human machine diffusion 
D) home made devices

Question 6

Google Glass is a prime example of early full VR.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

XR is being used for training, education, and healthcare.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

"_____" controllers allow naturalistic movements along axes including left/right, yaw, roll, up/down, forward/back, and pitch.

Accepted Answer

A) steamer 
B) 6DoF 
C) axillary 
D) immersive 
A) steamer 
B) 6DoF 
C) axillary 
D) immersive

Question 9

The human faculty making XR therapy so compelling is:

Accepted Answer

A) neuroplasticity 
B) immersive magnetism 
C) proprioception 
D) phobias 
A) neuroplasticity 
B) immersive magnetism 
C) proprioception 
D) phobias

Question 10

The inventor of Pokémon Go ran a successful Kickstarter campaign for funding.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Virtual reality therapy is promising in the treatment of:

Accepted Answer

A) PTSD 
B) neurological damage from strokes 
C) Both A & B 
D) none of the above 
A) PTSD 
B) neurological damage from strokes 
C) Both A & B 
D) none of the above

Question 12

When considering VR, presence is the same as immersion.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

The visual component of VR is crucial to VR, but the audio component isn't really important.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Google (Google Cardboard) and Samsung (Samsung Gear) were early players in the drive to bring VR/AR technology to the masses.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Microsoft's HoloLens allows users to view and move freely in the real world while interacting with virtual images and sounds.The HoloLens is

Accepted Answer

A) an example of mixed reality 
B) intended for consumer applications 
C) meant to prevent proprioception 
D) all of the above 
A) an example of mixed reality 
B) intended for consumer applications 
C) meant to prevent proprioception 
D) all of the above

Which of the following are applications of XR technologies?

VR "nerve tracking" technology tests how far users are able to push past their fears to enter virtual dangerous situations.

Presence, interactivity, and ________ are fundamental components of mixed reality.

VR is able to fully model multifaceted sensory experiences such as handling guns, feeling textures, and sensing temperatures.

HMD stands for

Google Glass is a prime example of early full VR.

XR is being used for training, education, and healthcare.

"_____" controllers allow naturalistic movements along axes including left/right, yaw, roll, up/down, forward/back, and pitch.

The human faculty making XR therapy so compelling is:

The inventor of Pokémon Go ran a successful Kickstarter campaign for funding.

Virtual reality therapy is promising in the treatment of:

When considering VR, presence is the same as immersion.

The visual component of VR is crucial to VR, but the audio component isn't really important.

Google (Google Cardboard) and Samsung (Samsung Gear) were early players in the drive to bring VR/AR technology to the masses.

Microsoft's HoloLens allows users to view and move freely in the real world while interacting with virtual images and sounds.The HoloLens is

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Which of the following are applications of XR technologies?

VR "nerve tracking" technology tests how far users are able to push past their fears to enter virtual dangerous situations.

Presence, interactivity, and ________ are fundamental components of mixed reality.

VR is able to fully model multifaceted sensory experiences such as handling guns, feeling textures, and sensing temperatures.

HMD stands for

Google Glass is a prime example of early full VR.

XR is being used for training, education, and healthcare.

"_____" controllers allow naturalistic movements along axes including left/right, yaw, roll, up/down, forward/back, and pitch.

The human faculty making XR therapy so compelling is:

The inventor of Pokémon Go ran a successful Kickstarter campaign for funding.

Virtual reality therapy is promising in the treatment of:

When considering VR, presence is the same as immersion.

The visual component of VR is crucial to VR, but the audio component isn't really important.

Google (Google Cardboard) and Samsung (Samsung Gear) were early players in the drive to bring VR/AR technology to the masses.

Microsoft's HoloLens allows users to view and move freely in the real world while interacting with virtual images and sounds.The HoloLens is

Opting Into Now Media

From Marconi to Mobile Listening

Television: From Analog to Digital to 8K

Radio and Television Programs and Programming

Interconnected by the Internet

Social Media: Private Conversations in Public Places

Digital Devices: UP Close, Personal, and Customizable

Advertising: From Clay Tablets to Digital Tablets

Audience Measurement: Whos Listening, Whos Watching, Whos Surfing

The Business of Entertainment and Media Ownership

Working Behind the Scenes in Media

Feature Films: The Movies

Personal and Social Influence of Media

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