Evaluation of knowledge transfer in an immersive virtual learning environment for the transportation community : research project capsule.

Cavin, Glynn; Coco, Mary Leah; Louisiana Transportation Research Center

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Evaluation of knowledge transfer in an immersive virtual learning environment for the transportation community : research project capsule.

2010-01-01
By Cavin, Glynn ; Coco, Mary Leah

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LTRC research project capsule 10-1SS
Creators:

Cavin, Glynn ; Coco, Mary Leah

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Louisiana Transportation Research Center
Corporate Contributors:

Louisiana State University (Baton Rouge, La.)
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Constructivism Database Management Systems Database Tracking Experiential Learning Knowledge Acquisition (Expert Systems) Learning
Publication/ Report Number:

10-1SS
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Louisiana
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Research project capsule.
Corporate Publisher:

Louisiana Transportation Research Center
Abstract:

In 2008 alone, 720 individuals were killed in a

construction or maintenance work zone in the

United States. However, since 2003, the total

number of individuals killed in a construction or

maintenance work zone in the US reached a

staggering 5,771 (National Work Zone Safety

Information Clearinghouse, 2009). Through an

Immersive Virtual Learning Environment (IVLE),

this number can be reduced by offering an

environment that will allow active

experimentation with work zone safety flagging

procedures. Currently, active experimentation in

a work zone in not plausible for safety reasons,

but this IVLE will allow experimentation in a safe

and supportive learning environment. This

active experimentation will provide learners with

an opportunity to apply concepts in a realistic,

although simulated, environment.
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US Transportation Collection
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urn:sha256:402b12d819d773b36edf2b3653fb67e83bb2c7460cd26785ea401a0f4332cd47
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