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Stout senior uses virtual reality to create real career path
4 Sep 2020
News, Dunn County
Video games and virtual reality aren’t all about play.
Although the product brings thrill and excitement — the jerk of a joystick, moving a player toward triumph or crushing defeat — there’s a lot of skill involved behind the scenes.
And the interactive experiences can be used as effective training tools, too.
Mary Benetti loves video games and art, and in high school she decided she wanted to learn how to create those same interactive experiences while working in a team-based setting.
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