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January 1, 1970Journal of Virtual Worlds ResearchOpen Access

Introduction: Pedagogy, Education and Innovation in Virtual Worlds

Leslie Jarmon Kenneth Y. T. Lim B. Stephen Carpenter

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IntroductionPedagogy, Education and Innovation in Virtual WorldsGuest Editors:Leslie Jarmon, University of Texas at Austin;Kenneth Y. T. Lim, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore;B. Stephen Carpenter, II, Texas A&M University,

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