Teaching literature in virtual worlds : immersive learning in English studies / edited by Allen Webb.
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2012.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction / Allen Webb
- A virtual world for Lord of the flies: engaging students and meeting common core standards / Cara Arver
- Midsummer madness and The virtual Tempest: Shakespeare as foolish role-play game / Joseph Haughey and Jennifer Barns
- From migrant labor to high society: Of mice and men and The great Gatsby in virtual worlds / Gretchen Rumohr-Voskuil and Meghan Dykema
- Teaching Things fall apart in the Village of Umuofia / Cheryl Taliaferro
- Content learning in literary virtual worlds: the Village of Umuofia / Allen Webb
- Building a secondary Brave new world / Robert Rozema
- Riffing on the pied piper: combining research and creativity / Linda Dick
- Virtual Flanerie: strolling through Mrs. Dalloway's London / Todd Kuchta
- Virtual museums: British literary works in historical and cultural context / Christopher Nagle, Ilse Schweitzer VanDonkelaar, and Cynthia Klekar
- "The kindness of strangers:" Angels in America in a virtual world / Steve Feffer
- From MUDs to metaverses: the past and future of immersive literary worlds / Robert Rozema
- On the building of worlds / Kevin Jepson.