An Ecology of Embodied Interaction: Pedagogy and homo virtualis
Abstract
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An Ecology of Embodied Interaction: Pedagogy and homo virtualis
By Leslie Jarmon, University of Texas at Austin
An Ecology of Embodied Interaction: Pedagogy and homo virtualis
By Leslie Jarmon, University of Texas at Austin
Keywords
virtual world; Second Life; embodiment; co-presence; virtual learning environment; pedagogy; education; homo virtualis
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