NISIOTIS, Louis, KLEANTHOUS LOIZOU, Styliani, BEER, Martin and URUCHURTU, Elizabeth (2017). The Development of Transactive Memory Systems in Collaborative Educational Virtual Worlds. In: Proceedings of Immersive Learning Research Network (iLRN) Conference, 26-29 June 2017, Coimbra, Portugal. Communications in Computer and Information Science (725). Springer, 35-46. [Book Section]
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Abstract
The use of 3D virtual worlds in the form of cyber campuses has been introduced in higher education over the past decade to support and enhance stu- dents’ online learning experiences. Considering that students learn in socially constructed ways and through peer collaboration, the development of Transac- tive Memory System - the collective awareness of the group’s specialization, coordination, and credibility - is found to be beneficial for educational purposes. This paper presents the results of a study investigating the extent to which a TMS can be developed within a 3D virtual world educational setting.
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