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June 22, 2016
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Making virtual worlds is part of CU-Boulder's new Technology, Arts and Media program.
A University of Colorado student explores the world created by a student enrolled in assistant professor Dan Szafir's virtual reality and 3-D design course offered as part of the Technology, Arts and Media program at the CU-Boulder ATLAS Institute.
Credit: ATLAS Institute
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