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Collaborative Work on 3D Educational Content The third direction for future work is further studying the design of educational environments within 3D CVEs. This direction will include exploring the demands of educational simulations and serious games. The work in this direction has already started within a pilot project Cultural Awareness in Military Operations in collaboration with the Norwegian Armed Forces and the University of Oslo. The fourth direction is further exploration of the support for learning communities in 3D CVEs. This direction might include studying new ways of using 3D CVE affordances for supporting creative communities and Communities of Interest in a cross-disciplinary and multi-cultural context. More studies can be conducted strengthening the ‘Universcity’ framework by implementing other infrastructure elements and testing them as it was done with the Virtual Science Fair. 64
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Abstract The use of three-dimension
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projects (Hawkey, 2004). As emphasi
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prospective students and so on. In
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space. Furthermore, constructing in
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3.1 Visual Shells By visual shell i
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exploring a number of projects (Fig
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CSCL at Work Collaborative Virtual
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