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Virtual Worlds for Insurrection and Revolution in Education

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

AUGUST 16, 2007

Functionality : graphics quality; APIs for simulation; interface tools; authoring tools; links to 2D web; chat/voice capabilities; support for multiple instances; ADA issues. Performance : expansion, reliability, stability, scalability. Example virtual worlds: Second Life; Active Worlds; Entropia; Olive.

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Virtual Education API Second Life 50
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e-Learning Best Practice: How to Make Sure Your System Works

Gyrus

OCTOBER 9, 2014

The course itself can be created in any quality content authoring tool capable of publishing SCORM and/or AICC compliant content. First is the file size of the course itself. This is the number you see when you look (in Windows Explorer for example) at the zip file after you have published your course.

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System Practice Learning Work 63
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