VizThink adds a new dimension…
September 19, 2007 – 3:18 pm…3D to be specific. Our goal is to create a community of people from all forms of the visual arts for learning and communication, and 3D is no exception. There is a lot of research going on in virtual worlds and serious games. Does 3D matter? If so, when does it matter? What can be done with 3D that can’t be done in other mediums.
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We’ll have several exciting announcements in the upcoming weeks from this new and growing portion of the visual thinking industry, and our first is Tony O’Driscoll, until recently, with IBM. Tony O’Driscoll is an educator, speaker and author whose engaging message emphasizes that the key asset in the information age is not technology, but people. He currently serves as a Professor of the Practice at North Carolina State University’s College of Management. |
O’Driscoll’s recent research projects include the application of peer to peer technology to improve information sharing among workers and an examination of Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing (MMORPG) environments to study leadership in the enterprise of the future. He’s also a member of the editorial board for Human Resources Development Quarterly (HRDQ). Dr. O’Driscoll has been a keynote presenter, panelist, workshop leader, and facilitator at over 75 national and international conferences and symposia.
Welcome Tony! Thanks for adding a new dimension.
