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Role-play in a virtual world Began with Round Table discussions Then, off to the classroom for some role-play sessions
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| Role-play in Second Life using deBono's Six Thinking Hats | |||||
| Eighth Session held in May 2011 | |||||
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| Organising the class in preparing of role-play activity |
Giving out instructions so students could collect their hats | ||||
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| Students prepared for role-play activity, some hats appearing | Letting the students know the discussion topics for the role-play | ||||
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| Students wearing their different coloured hats to role-play deBono's Six Thinking Hats | Students placed in two groups. Even though they are all sitting together, they cannot hear (see) what others are saying in the other group. This is where virtual worlds demonstrate a concept that is impossible in real life. Students cannot hear what the other groups are saying and are therefore not influenced by their views. | ||||
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| Students discussed different topics, then came back into local chat together to relay their feelings of role-play | Role-play continues but with different topics, then discussions about the role-play | ||||
 | The class empties out after a night of in-depth discussions | ||||
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