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Roger Travis's Blog – June 2009 Archive (1)
Classics in Second Life
I was at an incredible presentation at the Game Education Summit this morning, by a professor of religion. She's working on a game to teach the Tibetan Book of the Dead in Second Life. I hadn't known what was possible in Second Life, and now I'm wondering who's working on teaching classics there: I'd love to move towards some kind of collaboration on some immersive learning.
Added by Roger Travis on June 17, 2009 at 12:29pm — 4 Comments
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