Virtual (gaming) environments - cultural issues and opportunities

Sebastian Kelle – Open University of The Netherlands Tanja Kohn – University of Innsbruck

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S. Kelle & T. Kohn Miguel showing the hardware of the Laptop XO

Neighbourhood - sharing Home Group - inviting

Shancayan /Ancash 88 laptops; 6 classes, 5 teachers, 1 director, 1 caretaker Laborpampa /Ancash 14 laptops; 4 classes, 1 teacher Carhuac /Ancash 30 laptops 4 classes, 2 teachers Arahuay /Lima 120 laptops old version (1st and 2nd grade) new version (3rd-6th grade) 6 classes, 3 teachers, 1 director

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