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Symposium 2008 Podcasts -- Second Life Panel: Problem Based Learning and Graduate Study in an Immersive Experiential Environment
April 18, 2008 - 9:43am — jmj5032
There is something about Second Life that screams "Use me in education" and it appears that Alexia Hudson and Jungwoo Ryoo have found some wonderful ways to integrate virtual worlds with the classroom. Click through to the session notes and download this Symposium 2008 podcast to learn more about Second Life in education.
| Attachment | Size |
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| Second_Life.mp3 | 68.57 MB |
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