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Virtual Experience Corp - Brief Article
HR Magazine, March, 2001
Virtual Experience Corp. has developed eight new software packages designed to help students, employees and managers develop their work skills and experience through interactive virtual business scenarios. The new software package uses a simulation engine, a library of 108 virtual people with distinct personalities and templates for training instruction.
The VX [virtual experience] system immerses students in a simulated world with as many as 108 interactive virtual people. The students learn by being placed with an interactive virtual business or social "case study" in which the outcome is determined by the plans and choices that the students make.
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