Videogames are the starting point for the general understanding of virtual space. (Grove & Williams, 1998). Academics use videogames to describe virtual space (Murray, 1997; Nitsche, 2009). Others argue that there is no understanding of virtual space, only a loose collection of articles connected by the issue of realism in rendering or behavior (Manovich, 2001). These statements point to a lack...

The proposed system is designed to support the dynamic formation of human relationships between strangers in networked virtual space. This system attempts to locate the most suitable virtual space for the content of their conversation. The system analyzes the conversation by using morphological analysis and provides candidate virtual spaces related to the conversation topic. Users can change th...

Most operating systems execute programs in private address spaces communicating through messages or les. The traditional private address space model was developed for 16-and 32-bit architectures, on which virtual addresses are a scarce resource. The recent appearance of architectures with at 64-bit virtual addressing opens an opportunity to reconsider our use of virtual address spaces. In this ...

Most operating systems execute programs in private address spaces communicating through messages or les. The traditional private address space model was developed for 16and 32-bit architectures, on which virtual addresses are a scarce resource. The recent appearance of architectures with at 64-bit virtual addressing opens an opportunity to reconsider our use of virtual address spaces. In this p...

School libraries can exist in two spaces, a physical space or a virtual space. The author argues that students need a virtual library as well as a physical library because of the different learning opportunities that can be supported by virtual libraries. If a virtual library is carefully planned and designed, it can provide a rich learning environment. Although some authors nay distinguish bet...