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NSF Science360 News Features CyGaMEs: Picture of the Day
June 16, 2015The National Science Foundation (NSF) Science360 News honored CyGaMEs and its Selene instructional video game as the June 16, 2015 "Picture of the Day." According to the website, "Science360 is an up-to-date view of breaking science news from around the world."
Reese Wins 2015 Outstanding Instructional Design and Development Practice Award
June 11The Association for Educational Communications and Technology (AECT) Design and Development division awarded Dr. Debbie Denise Reese its 2015 Outstanding Practice Award for the CyGaMES 8.7 version of Selene: A Lunar Construction GaME. New features within this release provide an Integrated Assessment and Reporting System. Judging committee chair Dr. Brenda Bannon described the CyGaMEs Selene project as "innovative" and "truly a comprehensive, cutting edge example of current outstanding practice in the field of educational technology."
TICL Awards Reese and Colleagues 2015 Outstanding International Research Collaboration
Thur Mar 5 2015TICL awarded CyGaMEs principal investigator Debbie Denise Reese, Ph.D., and colleagues Leticia Martín Hernández, Ph.D., and Carlos Álvarez Iglesias, Ph.D., its 2015 Outstanding International Research Collaboration Award. The award recognizes international research collaborators who make substantial scholarly contributions to the intersection of four disciplines: technology, instruction, cognition and learning. The award committee evaluated the quality of the collaborators' scholarly output, excellence of scholarship related to technology, instruction, cognition, and learning (TICL); and the demonstrated impact of the international research collaboration. According to the Awards Committee, the CyGaMEs nominees showcased "international excellence in TICL." Eligibility required each collaborating researcher hold a Ph.D. in domain of specialization.
CyGaMEs Artist Wins Design Award
Sun Oct 13 2013Graphic Design USA awarded CyGaMEs graphic artist Cassandra Lightfritz its 2013 Hispanic Graphic Design Award for P-O-P, Displays, Signs, and Exhibits. Lightfritz designed the ¡Sí! ¡Sí! ¡
Selene! booth and materials.
The Best Moon Builders
Mon Oct 7 2013Nine sixth grade students from Santo Domingo de Guzmán School in Santa Cruz de La Palma earned Badges for NASA Activities (after discovering and applying concepts of lunar and space science through Wheeling Jesuit’s
Selene videogame.
CyGaMEs Selene and Principal Investigator Reese Featured at DC Makers Faire
Sun Sept 29 2013Dr. Debbie Denise Reese and the
Selene videogame created by her Center for Educational Technologies CyGaMEs project were featured at the first ever Silver Spring Mini Makers Faire, on September 29th.
Bilingual Association Features Selene Videogame
Fri Sep 13 2013The
Selene videogame created by the CyGaMEs project at the Center for Educational Technologies is featured in an issue of
Perspective, a publication of the National Association for Bilingual Education (NABE).
CyGaMEs Team Hits It Fuera del Parque at Bilingual Education Conference
Mon Feb 11 2013After debuting a Spanish version of the award-winning Selene videogame in the fall, the CyGaMEs team hit it out of the park at the National Association for Bilingual Education (NABE) conference in Orlando, FL, Feb. 7-9.
Selene Videogame Wins International Competition
Thu Jan 31 2013The
Selene videogame created by the CyGaMEs project at the Center for Educational Technologies at Wheeling Jesuit University has earned top honors in the games and apps category of the
International Science & Engineering Visualization Challenge.
Selene Makes Finals of International Competition
Thu Nov 15 2012The
Selene videogame created by the Center for Educational Technologies has been named a finalist in the International Science & Engineering Visualization Challenge.
CyGaMEs Consultant Honored with Lifetime Achievement Award
Wed Jul 16 2012Dr. Barbara Tabachnick, who has served as a consultant throughout the development of the CyGaMEs project at the Center for Educational Technologies, recently received the lifetime achievement award from the Western Psychological Association.
Teacher Blazes a Recruiting Path for WJU Videogame Research
Wed Jul 18 2012For Julie Ogden the road to becoming a featured recruiter for the award-winning
Selene videogame was simply putting the game in context for her students.
Reese to Contribute to Digital Knowledge Maps Volume
Tue Jun 12 2012Dr. Debbie Denise Reese, senior educational researcher at the Center for Educational Technologies, has had a chapter accepted for publication in the upcoming edited volume,
Digital Knowledge Maps in Education: Technology Enhanced Support for Teachers and Learners.
Gaming Project Tabbed as Top STEM Effort
Tue Aug 23 2011Videogame learning and assessment research by senior educational researcher Dr. Debbie Denise Reese has been selected as a top example of successful STEM education.
Selene Earns Honors, Meets National Agenda
Wed Jul 27 2011The
Selene videogame created by the Center for Educational Technologies has earned some top-notch recognition for its leading edge approach to teaching and learning.
Software Donation to Help Students Translate Moon Videos to Images
Tue Jul 19 2011Orion Telescopes and Binoculars has donated 12 copies of Maxim DL Essentials for the CyGaMEs project to use in the NSF- and NASA-funded
MoonGazers program. The license allows installation of the software on computers at the center and for computers used on the road during professional development training or workshops.
Reese Has Chapter in Game-based Learning Volume
Tue Jul 19 2011Dr. Debbie Denise Reese, senior educational researcher at the Center for Educational Technologies, has written a chapter in the edited volume,
Assessment in Game-based Learning: Foundations, Innovations, and Perspectives, which is now in press. Reese, who has spearheaded research into videogame learning under both NASA and National Science Foundation funding, wrote a chapter entitled, "The Moment of Learning: Quantitative Analysis of Exemplar Gameplay Supports CyGaMEs Approach to Embedded Assessment."
Reach for the Moon Through New Wheeling Jesuit Opportunity
5/16/2011Welcome, Alumni!
You've helped Wheeling Jesuit University in many ways
over the years. This time we'd like to give something back to you!
Announcing MoonGazers: Reach for the Moon Through Engaging Gameplay and Hands-on Activities
3/25/2011Use the Internet, the award-winning videogame Selene, and the virtual world MoonWorld to learn the solar system’s basic geological processes. Blast away at what will quickly become a full-fledged, pockmarked moon like our own; follow with hands-on activities; and go outside to explore the Moon. Young people and adults develop MoonGazer skills through a sequence of teaching and learning opportunities.
Opportunity 3. MoonGazer Professional Development: Pre- and In-service
3/23/2011The Center for Educational Technologies provides free MoonGazers professional development training in
Selene and
MoonWorld content and classroom integration. Availability is first come, first served with revolving door registration.
We’ll help you engage your students with science by using the Moon as their outdoor laboratory.
Opportunity 2: MoonWorld–Authentic Lunar Geology Fieldwork in a Virtual World
3/23/2011Feel like putting on a spacesuit and gamboling in one-sixth gravity
across the surface of the Moon?
With the
MoonWorld virtual environment you can do just that.
In
MoonWorld students through their avatars play lunar geologists.
conducting a lunar field research inquiry. They drive a rover across the surface of the Moon,
closely observing the terrain, collecting samples, and taking measurements to figure out the Moon’s history.
When they return to the lunar base, they synthesize their data and control the life support system to
pump enough water, air, and food.
Opportunity 1. Selene: A Lunar Construction GaME
March 23, 2011Imagine sitting at your computer
and blasting away at what will quickly become a full-fledged, pockmarked moon like our own.
All the while you’re learning about the solar system’s basic geological processes. That’s what students have in store when
they play
Selene.
Workshop Kicks off West Virginia NASA Partnership
Tue Feb 15 2011The first event marking a new partnership between West Virginia's two NASA entities took place Feb. 12 with a workshop at the Educator Resource Center at the NASA IV & V Facility in Fairmont.
Moon Projects Debut on WV Public Broadcasting
Fri Feb 11 2011West Virginia Public Broadcasting tonight features the
Selene videogame and the
MoonWorld virtual environment created by the Center for Educational Technologies.
WV NASA Organizations Partner on Lunar Science Education
Mon Nov 15 2010West Virginia's two NASA entities have begun a partnership to develop and disseminate a professional development model for lunar science.
Turk Students Hear About Classroom of the Future Research
Mon Nov 15 2010Graduate students in Turkey studying educational technology learned how they can integrate games and virtual worlds into the instruction they design thanks to a webinar hosted by a Center for Educational Technologies researcher.
Center Has Big Presence at West Virginia Science Teachers Conference
Wed Oct 27 2010A number of presentations by members of the Center for Educational Technologies highlighted the West Virginia Science Teachers Association annual
conference, which was held Oct. 21-23 in Wheeling.
Lunar Videogames Bring Science to Life for Students
Thu Oct 21 2010The Center for Educational Technologies at Wheeling Jesuit University is using its research into lunar science to develop educational video games for children. The games let students build, explore, and conduct their own experiments to learn more about the Moon.
Students Rave About NASA Simulations
Tue Oct 19 2010As part of an upcoming West Virginia Public Broadcasting feature on the
MoonWorld virtual simulation and the
Selene videogame, students in a Wheeling, WV, afterschool program experienced both online initiatives and provided positive feedback to NASA-sponsored Classroom of the Future researchers.
Selene Composer Shares Spotlight with Marsalis on PBS
Wed Sep 22 2010The Emmy Award-winning composer who created the ambient sound, sound effects, and theme song for the
Selene videogame developed at the Center for Educational Technologies debuts his collaboration with Grammy Award-winning musician Wynton Marsalis tonight on PBS at 9 p.m.
Disney Challenge Proves Big Honor for Selene
Jun 29 2010The
Selene educational videogame created by the Center for Educational Technologies is a Disney Research Learning Challenge finalist.
CyGaMEs Poster Highlighted at Meeting
Fri Apr 23 2010Not only was the CyGaMEs research being carried out at the Center for Educational Technologies the subject of a poster presentation at a meeting of principal investigators for National Science Foundation (NSF) grantees in the REESE program, the poster itself was highlighted in a presentation by an NSF-affiliated presenter.
CyGaMEs Is Subject in Technology Yearbook
Thu Apr 29 2010The CyGaMEs approach to videogame design and assessment is the subject of a chapter in an upcoming book on instructional design.
Selene II - It's Here!
Fri Apr 23 2010Launch into an exciting adventure while learning about the Moon. Play the new
Selene! Experience the next generation of lunar construction gaming.
Flowometer Tool Is Subject of Book Chapter
Thu Apr 22 2010The flowometer tool used in the
Selene videogame to measure players' engagement in the game is the subject of a chapter in a newly published book investigating the effect of videogames on human cognition.
Games Conference to Feature CyGaMEs Research
Thu Apr 22 2010Participants at the Games, Learning, and Society Conference 6.0 will hear about some of the lessons learned so far during the development of an educational videogame by the Center for Educational Technologies®.
Videogame Researcher to Present at AECT Symposium
Tue Feb 9 2010A Center for Educational Technologies® researcher has had a paper accepted for presentation at the Third Biannual Association for Educational Communications and Technology (AECT) Research Symposium.
CyGaMEs Selected to Highlight NSF Research
Tue Jan 5 2010The CyGaMEs research at the Center for Educational Technologies is one of only four projects funded through the National Science Foundation REESE program invited to present at an upcoming symposium.
Videogame Research Heading to Congressional Showcase
Fri Oct 30 2009Videogame research taking place at the Center for Educational Technologies® will be featured in a display for the U.S. Congress.
Noted Educator and Researcher Joins CyGaMEs
Wed Aug 19 2009Larry Hedges, a national leader in the fields of educational statistics and evaluation, has joined the CyGaMEs project at the Center for Educational Technologies® as a project partner.
Reese Participates in Training Institute
Mon Aug 17 2009Dr. Debbie Denise Reese, principal investigator of the CyGaMEs project at the Center for Educational Technologies®, was invited this summer to attend two weeks of special training from the U.S. Department of Education.
Second Avenue Software CEO Features Selene in Talk
Thu Aug 13 2009The chief executive officer of the software development company enhancing the
Selene videogame for the Center for Educational Technologies® was a featured speaker at the 2009 Games in Education Symposium held Aug. 5-6 in Troy, NY.
Leading Analogy Researchers Hear of New CyGaMEs Findings at Conference
Wed Aug 12 2009Participants at a conference of the world's foremost analogy researchers learned about an important finding in the videogame research being conducted at the Center for Educational Technologies.
Videogame Research to Be Featured at Bulgarian Conference
Tue Jun 16 2009The approach used to design videogames and embedded assessment to study how students can best learn NASA science through instructional videogames will be the subject of a presentation by a Center for Educational Technologies researcher at the Analogy '09
conference in Sofia, Bulgaria.
Games Conference Learns About Selene Demographics Findings
Mon Jun 15 2009The
Selene videogame was the subject of a poster presentation June 10 at the Games, Learning, and Society Conference in Madison, WI.
NASA Hears Selene Presentation
Mon Jun 15 2009Participants in the NASA Education Sandbox 2009 learned about the
Selene videogame, assessment, and curricular unit during the conference June 2-4 at Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, MD.
Game Paper Makes Conference Proceedings
Mon Jun 15 2009A presentation on the
Selene videogame research has been included in the proceedings of the Society for Information Technology and Teacher Education International Conference 2009.
Flowometer Takes Stage at AECT Conference
Wed May 20 2009The Flowometer, an assessment tool created as part of NASA-funded research into videogame learning, is at the heart of a presentation to be made at the Association for Educational Communications and Technology
conference Oct. 27-31 in Louisville, KY.
CyGaMEs to Highlight SALT Conference
Wed May 20 2009A presentation on the design first used to study how NASA science could best be taught through videogames has been accepted for the Society for Applied Learning Technology
conference to be held Aug. 19-21 in Arlington, VA.
Noted Software Firm Gets Nod to Enhance WJU Videogame
Fri Apr 17 2009An award-winning software development company whose clients include
Discover magazine and leading textbook publishers has been contracted to enhance and support the
Selene videogame that has helped the Center for Educational Technologies® study how students best learn science through videogames.
CMU Students Hear Videogame Presentation About CyGaMEs
Wed Feb 18 2009Students at Carnegie Mellon University's Entertainment Technology Center learned about the CyGaMEs approach to instructional game design and assessment used in the creation of the Selene videogame during a presentation Feb. 11.
IBM Serious Games Day Features Selene Game
Wed Feb 18 2009Dr. Debbie Denise Reese, senior educational researcher at the Center for Educational Technologies®, presented the CyGAMEs approach to instructional game design and assessment and demonstrated Selene: A Lunar Construction GaME to industry and academic leaders during IBM's first
Serious Games Day on Feb. 10 at IBM's headquarters in Research Triangle Park, NC.
Selene Poster Set for APS Convention
Tue Feb 10 2009A poster session about a videogame created by the NASA-sponsored Classroom of the Future will be featured at the Association for Psychological Science annual
convention May 22-25 in San Francisco.
Paper Presentation to Highlight NASA Videogame Research
Tue Dec 2 2008A research paper based on the
Selene videogame developed at the NASA-sponsored Classroom of the Future will be presented at the Society for Information Technology and Teacher Education (SITE) international
conference to be held March 2-6 in Charleston, SC.
NSF-funded Project Seeks Development of Next Generation Educational Lunar Game
Fri Nov 14 2008Serious game developers will have an opportunity to help develop a videogame that may ultimately transform how students learn and teachers teach.
Researcher, Videogame Earn AECT Award
Tue Nov 11 2008The Association for Educational Communications and Technology (AECT) has awarded its outstanding practice award to Dr. Debbie Denise Reese, senior educational researcher at the Center for Educational Technologies®.
Reese Honored as Distinguished Visitor in Mexico
Tue Nov 11 2008Not only did Dr. Debbie Denise Reese serve as a keynote speaker at an international conference on evaluation in Veracruz, Mexico, she received a virtual key to the city from the mayor.
National Science Foundation Tabs Videogame Research for Grant
Tue Sep 30 2008The Center for Educational Technologies® has received a nearly $2 million grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to study how videogames can help students learn science.
Videogame Assessment Tools Hit Their Mark
Wed Sep 10 2008As the NASA-funded component of the NASA-sponsored Classroom of the Future's serious games research draws to a close, pilot study and preliminary analyses have shown that the embedded assessment tools the Classroom of the Future™ produced for NASA eEducation do, indeed, measure players' learning and perceived experience.
Videogame Design to Be Featured at Conference
Wed Jun 11 2008The videogame design and embedded assessment concept behind the NASA-funded Selene videogame will be featured at the upcoming Games, Learning and Society Conference '08.
Selene Computer Science Grads Earn Research Award
Tue May 13 2008Two recent computer science graduates who worked on the Selene videogame research funded by NASA at the Center for Educational Technologies® placed in a regional undergraduate research conference.
Selene Researcher to Keynote International Evaluation Conference
Thu May 8 2008The project lead of the NASA-sponsored Classroom of the Future's research into videogame design and assessment will be a keynote speaker at an international conference on evaluation.
Texas Students Score in Competition with NASA Research
Wed Apr 23 2008A group of Texas high school students who are helping the NASA-sponsored Classroom of the Future assess videogame learning earned second place in the Southwest/Pacific region of the international eCYBERMISSION competition.
NASA Videogame Research Accepted for Presentation
Wed Apr 2 2008The NASA-sponsored Classroom of the Future's research into videogame learning will be featured in two presentations at this year's Association of Educational Communications and Technology (AECT) international conference.
Wood Presents Findings of Moons of Saturn and Earth
Wed Mar 19 2008Dr. Chuck Wood, executive director of the Center for Educational Technologies®, spoke about his research on Saturn's moon Titan and also presented a poster about our own Moon at this year's Lunar and Planetary Science Conference.
Metaphor Research to Be Presented at Conference
Wed Mar 19 2008A Center for Educational Technologies® researcher has had a paper on metaphor research accepted for presentation at the 2008 Association for Psychological Science (APS) annual convention in Chicago.
Computer Students to Present Videogame Research
Wed Mar 12 2008Software engineering students working on the Selene videogame research funded by NASA at the NASA-sponsored Classroom of the Future will present their work at their second regional undergraduate research conference.
AECT Journal Includes Selene
Mon Feb 25 2008Selene, the videogame created by the NASA-sponsored Classroom of the Future to study how students can best learn NASA science, is highlighted in the current issue of TechTrends, the bimonthly journal of the Association for Educational Communications and Technology (AECT).
The videogame is honored for earning a spot in the Design and Development Showcase, which highlighted innovative training and educational programs that are grounded in theory and research at the 2007 AECT conference. Only 40 percent of the proposals submitted were selected for the showcase.
Selene Students Earn Spot in Research Conference
Feb 6 2008Selene, the videogame created by the NASA-sponsored Classroom of the Future to study how students can best learn NASA science, was featured at the Association for Educational Communications and Technology annual conference.
NASA Videogame Highlighted at AECT Conference
Fri Nov 9 2007Software engineering students working on the Selene videogame research at the NASA-sponsored Classroom of the Future will present their work at a regional undergraduate research conference.
Selene Notches Visualization Challenge Award
Mon Oct 15 2007The Selene videogame, created by the NASA-sponsored Classroom of the Future as part of an investigation into how students can best learn NASA science through videogames, has been honored by the National Science Foundation (NSF) and the journal, Science.
Videogame Research Brings Initial Findings
Tue Sep 18 2007Early results from the NASA-sponsored Classroom of the Future’s study into videogaming show evidence of important findings for researchers and game designers.
Students Help with NASA Videogame Reengineering
Tue Sep 18 2007Two Wheeling Jesuit University computer science students will help the NASA-sponsored Classroom of the Future analyze its Selene videogame and produce a re-engineering design document.
Classroom of the Future Researcher Tabbed for MacArthur Study
Thu Aug 23 2007Dr. Debbie Denise Reese, lead designer of the Selene videogame project created at the NASA-sponsored Classroom of the Future to study videogame learning, was recently interviewed as part of the John and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation’s Digital Media and Learning Initiative.
Astronomy Society to Hear About Videogame Efforts
Thu Aug 23 2007Members of the Astronomy Society of the Pacific will learn about NASA-funded research into videogame design at their annual conference.
Dr. Chuck Wood, director of the NASA-sponsored Classroom of the Future, and Dr. Debbie Denise Reese, senior educational researcher at the Classroom of the Future™, will present a poster session entitled “Selene: A Videogame for Learning About the Moon.” The session will highlight the Classroom of the Future’s work in designing Selene and using it to study how kids learn through videogames. The research started in May and is ongoing. In Selene players learn how the Moon was formed and get a chance themselves to help in its creation.
NSF Officer to Review Videogame Research
Thu Aug 16 2007A program officer from the National Science Foundation will review the Selene videogame research being conducted at the NASA-sponsored Classroom of the Future.
NASA Game Is One of 'Most Talked About'
Thu Aug 16 2007Selene, a videogame created at the NASA-sponsored Classroom of the Future to investigate how students can best learn NASA science through videogames, has been named to the list of the most talked about games at the 2007 Game Developers Conference.
Poster Session Highlights Metaphor Research
Wed June 13 2007A researcher at the NASA-sponsored Classroom of the Future presented a poster presentation at Association for Psychological Science annual conference May 24-27 in Washington, DC.
New NASA Videogame Invites Players for Study
Wed June 13 2007The NASA-sponsored Classroom of the Future at the Center for Educational Technologies® is looking for students ages 13-18 to play its new Selene videogame and be part of a NASA-funded study into what makes a good educational videogame. All the players need to do is have an adult contact the Center for Educational Technologies to begin the process of registering the players.
Selene Videogame Design Session Gets High Marks
Wed May 2 2007Educators got a sneak preview of the design and research of Selene, an educational videogame at an April 24 workshop sponsored by NASA Langley Research Center and Virginia Modeling, Analysis, and Simulation Center at Old Dominion University.
Dr. Debbie Denise Reese, senior educational researcher at the Center for Educational Technologies®, led participants through the design and research involved in the new videogame the center and the NASA-sponsored Classroom of the Future housed there are helping to create.
Selene Videogame Gets Showcase Spot at Conference
Wed May 2 2007Selene, a new lunar science online game being created through the NASA-sponsored Classroom of the Future at the Center for Educational Technologies®, will be showcased at the Association for Educational Communications and Technology annual conference.
Reese to Take Part in NSF Evaluation
Tue Apr 17 2007Dr. Debbie Denise Reese, senior educational researcher at the Center for Educational Technologies®, has been nominated by the National Science Foundation’s Science of Learning Centers program to join one of its evaluation teams.
Researcher Presents Two Papers at Conference
Thu Apr 12 2007A NASA-sponsored Classroom of the Future researcher presented two papers at the annual conference of the American Educational Research Association held April 9-13 in Chicago. The papers chronicle NASA-funded research.
Videogame Design to Be Featured at AECT Session
Wed Apr 4 2007Attendees at the Association for Educational Communications and Technology annual conference will learn about designing a videogame to achieve "flow" at a session being presented by the NASA-sponsored Classroom of the Future.
Director Previews Papers, Videogame at Lunar Conference
Wed Mar 21 2007The director of the Center for Educational Technologies® presented two papers at the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference on his research of Saturn’s moon Titan and previewed an early version of the new videogame the center is developing as part of its NASA research into videogaming.
Metaphor Research Merits Poster Session
Wed Mar 21 2007A researcher at the Center for Educational Technologies® has had a poster presentation accepted for the 2007 Association for Psychological Science annual conference.
Selene Game, Research Featured in Webcast
Wed Mar 21 2007The development of a moon-focused videogame by the Center for Educational Technologies® is featured in an online interview with one of the game’s designers and the lead researcher on the project.
Educators to Sample World of Videogame Design at Workshop
Wed Mar 21 2007Educators will get a peek into the design and research of an educational videogame at an upcoming workshop sponsored by NASA Langley Research Center and Virginia Modeling, Analysis, and Simulation Center at Old Dominion University.
Videogaming Research Merits Book Chapter
Wed Jan 17 2007Research into videogaming completed by the NASA-sponsored Classroom of the Future will be featured in an upcoming book on gaming.
The editor of the Handbook of Research on Effective Electronic Gaming in Education has accepted a chapter based upon the learning outcome-genre matrix reported in the Classroom of the Future’s 2006 NASA report, Foundations of Serious Game Design and Assessment. Dr. Debbie Denise Reese, an educational researcher at the Center for Educational Technologies®, home to the Classroom of the Future™, will write the chapter. She led the 2006 research effort into effective educational game design.
Conference to Feature Moon Game Development
Fri Dec 15 2006The Center for Educational Technologies® will highlight its development of a moon-focused videogame at a presentation accepted for the Serious Games Summit GDC March 5-6 in San Francisco.
Videogaming Research Earns Article
Fri Dec 15 2006The NASA-sponsored Classroom of the Future’s research into videogaming has been accepted as an article for an upcoming issue of the Journal of Educational Multimedia and Hypermedia.
Metaphor Article Gets Journal Publication
Wed Jun 14 2006Two members of the Center for Educational Technologies® have had an article published in the International Journal of Technology, Knowledge, and Society.