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CONTENTS
WHAT'S REAL IN A VIRTUAL WORLD?
WINTER 2008

The future is now

A digital education revolution for a digital world

Minister Julia Gillard

That's how the light gets in

Jillian Dellit

Merging of the real and the virtual

Heather Watson

Authenticity in a virtual world

Tom Hoerr

Making room

Derek Wenmoth

Getting real: we can, but should we?

Richard Lowe

Learning the wiki way

Peter Reimann

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New ways of thinking

Get off your 'buts'

Pru Mitchell

Values + 21st century environments = digital citizenship

Robyn Treyvaud & Lee Burton

The third reality?

Renée Hoareau

MUVE-ing in Web 2.0

Kay Souter

Literacy and diversity – From Shakespeare to Second Life

Jon Callow

Learning walks

Cheryl Doig

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Capacity to create

We're talkin' 'bout a revolution

Paul Sibson

Menace or motivator?

Renato Schibeci & Jacqueline Baker

Can I upload this?

Deborah Cohen & Peter Maggs

Real learning

Cecily Wright

Going global through a personalised curriculum

Rajas Govender

Creating a sense of hope

Cynthia Karena

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Editorial

Vale Cliff Malcolm

Editorial by Susan Mann


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