Nature Engagement Outcomes of Viewing Nature Through a 360° Video or a Tablet Screen: Randomized Trial

This study provides novel evidence on the potential of virtual nature as a medium to improve nature engagement among university students, adding to the current debate on the effectiveness of 360° videos. These findings can inform future research as well as initiatives seeking to promote nature engagement.

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JMIR Serious Games
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2025-05-02
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https://doi.org/10.2196/63424
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4
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Urban Green Space and Health
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Nature Engagement Outcomes of Viewing Nature Through a 360° Video or a Tablet Screen: Randomized Trial

Vibeke Sundling, Elena Brambilla, Karen Stendal, Giovanna Calogiuri
4 citations
JMIR Serious Games
Urban Green Space and Health
4.80
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Nature Engagement Outcomes of Viewing Nature Through a 360° Video or a Tablet Screen: Randomized Trial

Vibeke Sundling, Elena Brambilla, Karen Stendal, Giovanna Calogiuri
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4 citations

Abstract

This study provides novel evidence on the potential of virtual nature as a medium to improve nature engagement among university students, adding to the current debate on the effectiveness of 360° videos. These findings can inform future research as well as initiatives seeking to promote nature engagement.

JMIR Serious GamesVol. 13
University of South-Eastern Norway (NO)
Openalex Percentile: Top 6%
Urban Green Space and Health
4.80
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