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Keynote Panel - The Politics of Virtual Engagement...

Keynote Panel - The Politics of Virtual Engagement

What are the implications of virtual worlds for education, work and governance? Why are these spaces engaging, and can the engagement of entertainment be transferred to "serious" virtual contexts? What if anything gets lost in translation? What are the dangers of virtual engagement for the public sphere?

John Jainschigg, Executive Director, Internet & Community Lab, Ziff Davis Enterprise

John Carter McKnight, Adjunct Professor of Law, Arizona State University Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law

Chris Collins, Project Manager, University of Cincinnatti in Second Life

Craig Cunningham, Educational Philosopher and Technologist, National-Louis University, Chicago

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