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Virtual Education
Computer Concepts
Virtual Reality

8/1/2012
Submitted to: Sir Mujtaba Memon

Group Members:
Zainab Imtiaz (11915)
Komal Shamim (12788)
Zara Iqbal (11335)
Halima Muhammad Hussain (13670)

Contents Letter of Transmittal 3 Introduction 4 Definition of Virtual Reality 4 Advantages of Virtual Reality: 4 Disadvantages of Virtual Reality 6 Types of Virtual World 7 Virtual Entertainment: 7 Popular Virtual Games: 8 Virtual Hospitals: 11 How does it work? 11 Advantages of the Virtual Hospital: 12 Virtual Hospital in Pakistan: 12 Virtual Shopping: 14 What is Virtual Shopping? 14 World’s First Virtual Store: 14 Advantages of Virtual Shopping: 15 Disadvantages of Virtual Shopping: 16 Virtual education: 17 Virtual Education in Pakistan: 19 Benefits of Virtual Education: 20 Disadvantages of Virtual Education: 22 Conclusion 23

Letter of Transmittal

August 1st, 2012

Mr. Mujtaba Memon
Course Instructor, Computer Concepts,
Institute of Business Management.

Respected Sir,
The desire report attached herewith, describes a detailed study done on Virtual Reality, we believe, that the results of this study will be useful in assessing our evaluation capabilities.
We are thankful to you for your confidence on us to prepare this comprehensive report.

Sincerely
Zainab Imtiaz (11915)
Komal Shamim (12788)
Zara Iqbal (11335)
Halima Muhammad Hussain (13670)

Introduction
The entertainment offered in the world of virtual reality is completely of a different type, with computer-generated graphics and specially designed equipment; we may enter a whole new world and experience events without actually being there. Virtual reality offers scientists a way to explore, gamers a new level in gaming, educators another way of teaching and the medical profession another teaching aid.
Definition of Virtual Reality
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