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Historically the training of teams has been implemented using a face-to-faceapproach. In the past decade, on-line multiuser virtual environments haveoffered a solution for training teams whose members are geographicallydispersed. In order to develop on effective team training activity, a highsense of presence among the participant needs to be reached. Previous researchstudies reported being able to reach a high level of presence even when usinginexpensive technology such as laptop and headset. This study evaluates thelevel of presence of ten subjects who have to perform a team-building activityin a multi-user virtual environment using a laptop computer and a headset. Theauthors are interested in determining which user characterizes, such as gender,age and knowledge of computers, have a strong correlation with the level ofsense of presence. The results of this study showed that female participantswere more likely to engage in the activity and perceived fewer negativeeffects. Participants who reported less negative effects such as feeling tired,dizzy, or experiencing eye strain during the team-building activity reached ahigher level of sense of presence.

Level of Presence in Team-Building Activities: Gaming Component in Virtual Environments