An X3D Framework for Developing Adaptive Virtual Environments

• Luiz Fernando Braga Lopes CESUMAR / UNIPAR
• José Barbosa Dias Junior IFG
• Eduardo Filgueiras Damasceno IF Goiano
• Alexandre Cardoso UFU
• Edgard Afonso Lamounier Junior UFU

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5753/wesaac.2010.33067

Resumo

This work describes the concepts related to Adaptive Interfaces and presents a framework model for the management of Interaction Interfaces in Virtual Reality Environments. To that aim, characteristics of Adaptive Virtual Environments, as well as the technologies needed for the development of Virtual Reality Interfaces were identified. In addition to that, an Artificial Intelligence model was adopted for the reorganization of information based on user interaction in a specific digital teaching context. The combination of these three elements forms the basis of this adaptive framework, which provides an environment favorable to the development of specific educational approaches trough the generation of individualized contexts.

Palavras-chave: Adaptive Interface, Virtual Reality, Artificial Intelligence, Digital Teaching

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