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Category Archives: croquet
Just Leap In – a fantastic browser based virtual world tool
Screenshots of a room I created in around an hour in Just Leap In – visit it at http://www.justleapin.com/shares/9299:7CWxWoP4 It’s as close as I’ve been able to get to a hospital ward with the available furniture and objects. The ability … Continue reading
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Tagged croquet, just leap in, resource, second life, software, tool, virtual world
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Eduversal Studios
We’re working on a pretty cool project at CIT now – developing models, practices and standards for using virtual worlds in the classroom, with a particular focus on the Vocational Education and Training (VET) sector. We are using Croquet, an … Continue reading
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Tagged croquet, edugames, eduversal studios, elearning, virtual world
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Croquelandia – Uni of Minnesota Spanish language virtual world project
Croquet is an open source virtual world system (like Second Life) that is rapidly growing in popularity among educators for its extra functionality and ease of use. The Croquet team at the University of Minnesota are currently putting together a … Continue reading
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