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This video shows courage, intelligence, love, care, and innovation.
BUT, when I read this in a norwegian newspaper: "World of Warcraft removed from stores - links to oslo bombings and utøya." I cry of emberesment.
petterthowsen92 6 months ago
im so showing this video to my pricipal!
theunicornsquadable 1 year ago
Cool... thanks.
HVXSilverstar 2 years ago
I'm so glad you like it Lucas - your opinion means a lot. Cheers! KerryJ
kerryank 2 years ago
Great video!!! It provides a great overview and is something I can share with teachers in our district, plus I really appreciate the WoWinSchool mention! Thanks Kerry!
nerdscience 2 years ago
Thanks so much for that Deb! Sorry I haven't commented before, have had troubles posting comments to YouTube. If you need a higher resolution version, please let me know. Cheers! KerryJ
kerryank 2 years ago
Excellent! Thanks so much for producing this. It's really useful to have a tool that explains the value of virtual environments in practical terms.
(Deb McCormick, Monash University)
Seekersbrain 2 years ago