"Sounds great! I wonder what the implications are for K-12 students? I've seen similar kids' worlds inside games but don't know if there are other sites where K-12 might get involved. It brings up lots of ideas."
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New Study: Learning in the Wild of a Virtual World
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Suzanne Aurilio posted a discussionNew Study: Learning in the Wild of a Virtual World
Happy 2010 everyone,I wanted to share the findings of my recently completed study, a dissertation in education titled “Learning in the Wild of a Virtual World.”PDFs of the entire project are here http://tinyurl.com/yjojsu3, the abstract is below.Please forgive cross-posting.Best,Suzanne AurilioPS. I just realized I pdf-ed unsigned title pages, they have indeed been signed ;).Learning in the Wild of a Virtual WorldAbstractThis study took place in the…See More
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