Archive for the ‘Simulation’ Category

Distance Education and Virtual Worlds — Some Issues

A student asked me some questions about distance education and virtual worlds, and I provided the following basic impressions (light on links, lets just get this posted for now). I think that research into the actual stats and studies would be of more help. Check out AERA and Horizon Report, and other distance ed stuff [...]

Play references

My presentation to fellow Communication and Information Sciences doctoral students today is on Play: Research in Multi-User Virtual Environments. The following references are available for further investigation: Aedhmar Hynes, CEO, Text100 (First lessons in Second Life) Irving Wladawsky-Berger, Vice President, Technical Strategy and Innovation, IBM (3d Internet) Sarah “Intellagirl” Robins, Doctoral Student, Ball State University [...]

Simulation in a Whiteboard

Drs. Fernette and Brock Eide, over at their [Neurolearning Blog](http://eideneurolearningblog.blogspot.com/2006/10/sketching-at-mit-video.html ) posted a great video of an MIT whiteboard that does simulation. Virtual environmented embedded in a whiteboard. Virtual worlds everywhere! Tweet

October 13, 2006 • Posted in: Simulation • No Comments