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Desk-top virtual reality refers to computer programs that simulate a real or imaginary world in 3D format that is displayed on screen (as opposed to immersive virtual reality).

For general issues related to instruction, see 3D interactive environments.

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gaming engines

Standards

VRML
X3D
OpenGL

Special purpose engines for education

E.g. Alice which is a free software from the Stage3 Research Group at Carnegie Mellon University.
See also microworlds

Misc engines

Blender, a popular free open source system

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