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Here and There: Distributed Training in Immersive Simulations

Distributed simulations allow geographically distant U.S. Army soldiers to train as teams in a common virtual setting. Experiment 1 compared distributed and geographically local teams’ performance over repeated VE missions, revealing a performance advantage for teams composed of geographically local members. Experiment 2 is investigating sources for these differences by evaluating local/distributed differences and the development of team trust, cohesion, and shared mental models. Team communication training is being used to manipulate these factors between local/distributed teams and investigate potential effects on performance.