State-of-the-Art Research
Human-Computer Interaction, Video Games as Stealth Assessments, Game-Based Models,
Virtual Reality, and Simulations
Welcome
The UNLV Interaction & Media Sciences (IMS) Lab is an interdisciplinary lab that focuses on research in understanding technology from the human perspective, specifically in the context of human learning, behavior, and socio-emotional competencies.
The IMS Lab was created, in part, to provide graduate students with an opportunity to actively engage in mentorship-guided research and develop the skills necessary for work at public and private research jobs, as well as academic positions.
The IMS Lab was created, in part, to provide graduate students with an opportunity to actively engage in mentorship-guided research and develop the skills necessary for work at public and private research jobs, as well as academic positions.
Location
Located in the Carlson Education Building (CEB), room CEB 343B/343C, the lab consists of three separate workspaces:
Located in the Carlson Education Building (CEB), room CEB 343B/343C, the lab consists of three separate workspaces:
- Traditional Desktop Research Lab
- Virtual Reality Lab
- Lab Coordinators' Office
Contact
For more information regarding the IMS Lab, fill out a request form to contact the IMS team or speak directly with Michael McCreery, Ph.D. at michael.mccreery@unlv.edu.
