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If you're a game theory/design nut, or you just really love talking about MMOs in an academic sense, or even listening to others talk about MMOs in an academic sense, then we've got the opportunity for you!
This week is finals week for many universities around the country and Kim Chihuly's (real life's
Kim Gregson) Games & Society class at
Ithaca College is taking the opportunity to present their final posters and presentations inside of
Second Life for the public. The presentations will cover a wide swath of topics from gold farming, to MMOs versus single player experiences, to
Second Life versus Casual MMOs and much more.
Each event will give the public the chance to ask the students questions and discuss their individual topics in an open forum. The the poster pavilion can be found
here at this SLurl while the panel amphitheatre can be
found at this link.
Looking for the full schedule of events? We have it right after the break, or you can keep an eye on the
Second Life Events page, under the heading of "discussion."
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