Redstone Jammin' - collaborative music making with Minecraft, published in the Journal of Virtual Worlds Research

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Redstone Jammin' - collaborative music making with Minecraft, published in the Journal of Virtual Worlds Research

two years' ago, i shared about a learning intervention designed by Lionel Lim specifically designed to leverage the properties of redstone in Minecraft for a collaborative music-making activity.

Lionel and i are very happy to share that the study has just been published as a paper in Volume 13 Nos 2 and 3 of the Journal of Virtual Worlds Research :-)

thanks be to God alone, for His gracious provision.

December 23, 2020 in Disciplinary Intuitions, educational technology, games & new digital media, Six Learnings, social constructivism, Starling Project | Permalink