Here is a collection of articles and blogs that feature this project. Some have some meaningful conversation in the comments!
NEW!!! Demski, Jennifer - (November 1, 2009) - The WoW Factor. THE Journal.
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by Lisa Poisso Jul 14th 2009 at 3:00PM
Williams, David M. (June 23rd, 2009) - Readin', writin' and raidin': the World of Warcraft learning experience - iTWire.
Caoili, Eric. (June 12, 2009) - WoWinSchool Seeks to Reach At-Risk Students with Warcraft. - GameSetWatch. Re-posted at MMOSite. Also at, Top Gamer Blog, SocialMedian.
Rice, John. (June 5th, 2009) - World of Warcraft Goes To School - Educational Games Research.
Quek, Patrick. (June 17th, 2009). - WoWinSchool, World of Warcraft in School - EveryJoe.com.
Schramm, Mike. (June 25th, 2009) - Using WoW for learning in schools. - WoW.Com
dlende. (July 10, 2009) - Gaming Round Up - Learning, Research, Addiciton, and Design - Neuroanthropology.net.
Cobb, JT - mention at: http://www.missiontolearn.com/2009/05/graduation-advice-edutweets/
Bray, Ollie - World of Warcraft in Schools - OllieBray.com: Creativity and Innovation in Education
Mattar, João (June 31st, 2009) - WoW & Education - De Mattar - Lots of other good links here too on the subject.
Kiggens, Jim (June 22nd, 2009) - WoW for Math
RezEd.org/GlobalKids (September 23rd, 2009) - RezEd Podcast 40 - Discussions on Using WoW in Education and the Partnership of Whyville and Dell.
From Around the World:
From Poland - Hildebrand, Konrad. (June 26th, 2009) - World of Warcraft w służbie matematyki - Gamezilla.pl
From Vietnam - Vu-Theo, Thanh. (June 16th, 2009) - Học sinh sẽ thôi bỏ học nhờ World of Warcraft - gamek.channelvn.net
From Germany - (June 2009) - World of Warcraft in der schule. Educational Gaming.de
From England - (June 2007) - Cultural Capital and Community Development in the Pursuit of Dragon Slaying. - David White, TALL group, University of Oxford.
Comments (1)
Debbie Watlington said
at 10:01 pm on Nov 19, 2009
I found this site through the mention in THE Journal. My three sons have played WOW for some time and when I read your idea of using this in the educational setting I was interested. Great idea!
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