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Wow, racing thru the summer after NECC2008, one of those pre-spaceshot centrifugal spinstarts geared to sling my little learning capsule out into the universe with more speed and momentum than it could have had without it.

If you followed that metaphor you're a better reader than I am.

I'm going to add a group here called MUVErs, and it'll be small at first. The core group of MUVErs LLC is Cathy Walker, John Miller, and moi. Our intention is to share our learning trajectories (there's that metaphor again, Pilgrim) about how teaching and learning in virtual worlds and Web 2.0 can happen on the cheap and without any stubbed toes. I'm making this up on the fly but that, fellow traveler, is how we do things.

If you want to watch it develop, keep an eye on muvers.org. It should be, at the very least, interesting...

Tags: 3di, groups, learning, muvers, teaching, virtual

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