The impact of a user’s biases on interactions with virtual humans and learning during virtual emergency management training

Overview of attention for article published in Educational technology research and development, January 2019

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The impact of a user’s biases on interactions with virtual humans and learning during virtual emergency management training https://t.co/cp7QRvkyDv

08 Dec 2019

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RT @ADL_ASU: New research by Zipp & Craig shows that learners exhibit biases in virtual world training and those biases can impact the effe…

05 Mar 2019

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The impact of a user’s biases on interactions with virtual humans and learning during virtual emergency management training https://t.co/stOBf4ygBd

18 Jan 2019

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New research by Zipp & Craig shows that learners exhibit biases in virtual world training and those biases can impact the effectiveness of the training. https://t.co/kL78I4Ffse

15 Jan 2019

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