Virtual Social Networks: A New Dimension for Virtuality Research
@inproceedings{Grewal2009VirtualSN,
title={Virtual Social Networks: A New Dimension for Virtuality Research},
author={S. Grewal and L. Harris and M. Huysman and E. Konijn and I. Maramba and H. Skirton and J. Freeman},
year={2009}
}List of Tables viii List of Figures ix Acknowledgements x Notes on Contributors xi 1 Virtual Social Networks: A New Dimension for Virtuality Research 1 Niki Panteli 2 Learning Virtually or Virtually Distracted? The Impact of Emerging Internet Technologies on Pedagogical Practice 18 Simran K. Grewal and Lisa Harris 3 VU @ Second Life: A Report on Experiences with the Development of a (Virtual) Community of Learners 36 Frans Feldberg, Anton Eliëns, Sarah van der Land, Marleen Huysman, and Elly… CONTINUE READING
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