The potential for using QTVR to improve public education inmuseums opens new frontiers. Instead of having a webmaster and web designer do my QTVR, I wanted to learn to do it myself. Asking around for the best software I quickly learned that VR ObjectWorxfrom VR Toolbox was considered ideal.
WWW.Maya-archaeology.org was possibly the first site to havea virtual Maya object on the Internet and among the first twoor three sites with virtual views of Maya sites (Copan ballcourt).We had the first virtual view of a museum of Maya archaeology,indeed three (two museums at Copan and one in Guatemala City.
If you also wish to do this kind of fun work yourself, just contact VR Toolbox by phone toll-free at 1-877-878-6657 [or direct 412-767-4947], by fax at 412-767-4090 or by e-mail Walter Neals at walter@vrtoolbox.com.
Introduction to VR SceneWorx
Introduction to VRPanoWorx
Introduction to KaidanQTVR equipment
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Related links
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Comprehensive indexof all internal links to Maya art, archaeologyas well as digital imaging
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Even more linksto Maya art and archaeology from anotherweb site, www.maya-art-books.org
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Digitalimaging, introduction, software reviews,recommendations of useful equipment for www.flatbed-scanner-review.org
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Desktoppublishing (how best to print your reports,class notes, publish in your own office)
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