The University of Minnesota Croquet team led by Julie Sykes and Liz Wendland has developed a Croquet-based collaborative simulation of visiting another culture and using another language. It was de...
The University of Minnesota Croquet team led by Julie Sykes and Liz Wendland has developed a Croquet-based collaborative simulation of visiting another culture and using another language. It was developed as part of a grant to use Croquet as a teaching tool for Spanish Language Pragmatics. The simulation provides learners with a place to gain knowledge and practice language skills in a safe and non-threatening environment. Within this simulation they call Croquelandia, learners are able to collaborate with other learners or even native language speakers within the context of the world. The video trailer was filmed entirely on location in Croquelandia and edited by one of the multi-talented undergrad programmers at the U of M.
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For the longest time I wanted to setup my own server but have not had 0 luck with it for me and my team. Were developing a game and thought it be amazing to coordinate inside of this engine.
I must say amazing work you have done here.
Also would you know of any forum based support and such for the project?
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Now, is this a practical tool or was this just for a grant?
I must say amazing work you have done here.
Also would you know of any forum based support and such for the project?