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Comment on Will Technology Enhance Learning in the Future? by haris

haris — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 23:23:07 +0000

hey great job i like this
n thanx

Comment on Serious Games Taxonomy: Game Theory Part 1 by Dorothy Phoenix

Dorothy Phoenix — Mon, 19 Mar 2012 19:48:26 +0000

Thanks! Do you have any specific questions that perhaps I can clarify for you?

Comment on Serious Games Taxonomy: Game Theory Part 1 by Barbara Vicini

Barbara Vicini — Sat, 17 Mar 2012 08:00:45 +0000

I’ll be honest, I’m kinda confused. But nice blog.

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Comment on Attending the Federal Consortium on Virtual Worlds Conference 2011 by game

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Comment on The Evolution of the Learning Game by Learning Game: The Evolution of the Learning Game

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Comment on “I’ve just recently heard about LEEF…” “What makes this forum different than other events?” by Upcoming WIGI Events: The Learning and Entertainment Evolution Forum (LEEF) « WIGI Newsletter—E3 2011 Edition

Mon, 23 May 2011 05:23:30 +0000

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Comment on Audio Interview: Nathan Verrill by LEEF

LEEF — Wed, 27 Apr 2011 13:32:41 +0000

MP3 link has been repaired.

Comment on Play for Performance: Games, Simulations and Virtual Worlds as Strategy by Ener Hax

Ener Hax — Mon, 25 Apr 2011 17:21:57 +0000

first, congrats on your nomination over at the Virtual Worlds group =)

secondly, i invite anyone mildly interested in virtual worlds, that has not explored them, to do so for free in both their workplace and home

it’s easy to be intimidated by the great examples Andy listed and linked in this post and sometimes that is what prevents you from adopting them

IBM’s CityOne is fantastic and certainly incredible in it’s architecture (technical) as well as in it’s “game play”

but you don’t need to have a million dollar solution right off the bat. in fact, playing around with virtual worlds on your own machine or with a small team at work may open opportunities not yet addressed by others

virtual worlds can become many things – from genetic research on ferns to entire city simulations – but most importantly is that they become what you need

so if you have not tried them at all, or have not had your own grid to experiment on, there is no reason not to any more!

OpenSim let’s you get your feet wet and can even be run 100% free with no worries about even installing any applications (simonastick.com)

it may not be CityOne, but it will be yours and allow your imagination to expand into many possibilities

good luck and have a great conference! =)