Didier Sebastien
ABSTRACT
This paper introduces the "Immex" program that experiences how to provide services through virtual immersive online real-time environments. The idea is to offer another way to share data and make it accessible within mirror-worlds. We try to gather the data disseminated in the information system of the university and present them at a relevant place and in a meaningful form to the user experiencing the simulation.
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