Learning in a Virtual World: Using SL for Medical Education
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Presentation by Robin Heyden (Spiral Theas) and Liz Dorland (Chimera Cosmos) on the development and outcomes of a continuing medical education session held for family practice physicians in Second Life in 2009.
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