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Developing innovative problem based teaching in virtual worlds

by Simon Bignell on Jun 12, 2010

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Pecha- Kucha presentation given at Virtual Worlds Research Workshop Magleaas, Denmark. June 2010

Pecha- Kucha presentation given at Virtual Worlds Research Workshop Magleaas, Denmark. June 2010

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Developing Innovative Problem-based Teaching in Virtual Worlds Virtual Worlds Research Workshop. Magleaas, Denmark June 2010 Simon Bignell / Avatar: Milton Broome Centre for Psychological Research, University of Derby, UK
Simon Bignell / Avatar: Milton Broome Centre for Psychological Research, University of Derby, UK Developing Innovative Problem-based Teaching in Virtual Worlds Virtual Worlds Research Workshop. Magleaas, Denmark June 2010
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