The next step? How good is simulation for learning now?
I'm being converted. But still a skeptic.
; )
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Tuesday, July 3, 2007
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Dr. Deniz Eseryel
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Welcome to the blog for IDE 735 & EIPT6613 Modeling, Simulations, and Games in Education & Training.
Please feel free to post your thoughts and weekly reflections on what we're doing in class, link to any current newspaper articles or other information on games and simulations in education, and upload photos, diagrams, etc.
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Please feel free to post your thoughts and weekly reflections on what we're doing in class, link to any current newspaper articles or other information on games and simulations in education, and upload photos, diagrams, etc.
Let's get started...
2 comments:
I've thought this was neat for some time now and it seems to be advancing considerably. I look forward to seeing this implemented in educational settings, but there's obviously no tactile response so I think it's a bit difficult…
Check out Chris Dede's work. They got a grant from Institute of Educational Sciences to try augmented reality in the schools. I recently had a chance to talk to him about it. It is really cool!
http://isites.harvard.edu/icb/icb.do?keyword=harp
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