Web world use case:
Conversational spoken English!
Or any other language
Conversational spoken English!
Or any other language
Language learning is well suited for virtual worlds and web-worlds offer an easy way to get started. Immersive learning on the browser. Here is an introduction to web-worlds as they might be used for instruction in a language.
The old way to learn a language
- Virtual worlds are used extensively for language instruction (see after the break).
- They let learners learn the language in an environment where they will need it.
- Learners can be immersed in the environment they are talking about.
- Learners can practice together as they talk about things around them.
Why are virtual worlds not used more for language learning?
- Virtual worlds require expensive, graphics capable computers.
- You have to download and install a viewer.
- You have to learn how to move around, communicate, and activate things.
Now you can put a small virtual world in a browser.
- It will run on almost any modern computer.
- You talk, move, sit and click on things. A lot like you do on a flat web page.
- If you come in when someone is there, they can help you.
- People can easily come in on impulse, just to see what is offered.
- If people like your web-world, they may want to come into your virtual world.
- Web-worlds, progress and possibilities: Summary
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- Web-world under development
- I am there almost every day from 10-10:30 California time.
- If there are people there to talk, I can usually stay longer.
- Follow our development here: Our web discussion community
- Feel free to ask questions or make suggestions.


