The 2010 National Educational Technology Plan identifies immersive media as among the most powerful emerging technologies for learning. This session describes our research in designing and studying immersive virtual worlds, as well as augmented realities enabled by mobile devices, as resources for instruction and for assessment, as well as student motivation. <a href="http://isites.harvard.edu/chris_dede" target="_blank"> isites.harvard.edu/chris_dede</a> <div class="og_rss_groups"><ul class="links"><li class="og_links first last"><a href="/shows/bpeducation">Best Practices in Education</a></li>
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The 2010 National Educational Technology Plan identifies immersive media as among the most powerful emerging technologies for learning. This session describes our research in designing and studying immersive virtual worlds, as well as augmented realities enabled by mobile devices, as resources for instruction and for assessment, as well as student motivation. isites.harvard.edu/chris_dede Best Practices in Education

The 2010 National Educational Technology Plan identifies immersive media as among the most powerful emerging technologies for learning. This session describes our research in designing and studying immersive virtual worlds, as well as augmented realities enabled by mobile devices, as resources for instruction and for assessment, as well as student motivation. <a href="http://isites.harvard.edu/chris_dede" rel="noopener noreferrer"> isites.harvard.edu/chris_dede</a> <ul><li><a href="/shows/bpeducation" rel="noopener noreferrer">Best Practices in Education</a></li>
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How Immersion in Virtual and Augmented Worlds Helps Students

This series is a selection of presentations from leaders in education technology at the yearly conference held entirely online in virtual 3D spaces like Second Life.

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How Immersion in Virtual and Augmented Worlds Helps Students

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