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John Kirriemuir has an article in the current Ariadne based on the series of snapshot studies that we are currently funding him to undertake for us - looking at how Second Life is being used in UK education and, hopefully, what impact that usage is having.
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A blog about the Web, cloud infrastructure, linked data, big data, open access, digital libraries, metadata, learning, research, government, online identity, access management and anything else that takes our fancy by Pete Johnston and Andy Powell.
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I especially liked Ian Truelove's comment explaining his time invested in SL, viz "It's better than watching TV". Interesting that I also hardly watch TV these days.
Posted by: Graham Mills | November 02, 2007 at 10:52 AM