Schiller, 2009 - Google Patents
Practicing learner-centered teaching: Pedagogical design and assessment of a second life projectSchiller, 2009
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- Schiller S
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- Journal of Information Systems Education
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Guided by the principles of learner-centered teaching methodology, a Second Life project is designed to engage students in active learning of virtual commerce through hands-on experiences and teamwork in a virtual environment. More importantly, an assessment …
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