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What the Literature Says About Using Game Worlds and Social Worlds in Cyberspace for Communicating Technical and Educational Content
Summary
Provides characteristics of game virtual worlds and social virtual worlds
Explores four key issues in using virtual worlds to communicate technical and learning content
Provides resources for more information on Second Life and other virtual worlds
Provides characteristics of game virtual worlds and social virtual worlds
Explores four key issues in using virtual worlds to communicate technical and learning content
Provides resources for more information on Second Life and other virtual worlds
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Document Type: Research Article
Publication date: August 1, 2008
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