Immersive Learning in Mobile and Virtual Worlds

Online EDUCA Berlin 2011

Kennesaw State University, Kennesaw, Georgia, USA

College of Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Communication and the

Office of Distance Education

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Dr. Philip Aust , Assistant Chair, Department of Communication; Associate Professor of Communication

Dr. Barbara Gainey, Coordinator, Public Relations Concentration; Department Online Coordinator; Associate Professor of Communication

Dr. Jake McNeill, Coordinator, CHSS Mobile Learning; Director, COM Digital Media; Lecturer of Communication

Ms. Rhonda (Nikki) Hill, College of Humanities and Social Sciences Online Specialist

Dr. Tamara Powell, College of Humanities and Social Sciences Director of Distance Education and Associate Professor of English

Introductory Speaker, Time Keeper, Tech Support

Aviary: Creation on the Fly

Free, web-based, graphic design softwareEdit photosCreate and edit musicEdit vectorsGrab screen shots

Cloud Computing: Truly Mobile

Case studyStudent-centeredSpace savingCost efficient

The Mobile Classroom: Total Immersion

Smartphone technological convergence for distance learningLearning software and e-book integrationAll operating systems, smart devices, and software formats are welcome

Zombies Attack: Easy Simulations

You and your colleagues or students can create quick, fun, and free games.Write a story, create the graphics, design the simulation, and jump into your new world!Make them with Hot Potatoes and Quandary.

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Immersive Learning in Mobile and Virtual Worlds

Online EDUCA Berlin 2011

Kennesaw State University, Kennesaw, Georgia, USA

College of Humanities and Social SciencesDepartment of Communication and the

Office of Distance Education