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Sunday Oct 9, 2005

Clark Aldrich on simulation and education: radical revision, or missing the point?

Thanks to SimblogI found Innovate's fascinating interview with Clark Aldrich (free subscription required) about the impact of simulation on education. Aldrich's views go some way to answering the questions I raised earlier. They look like a radical new view of the education process itself, but I'm not so sure.

Posted on Oct 09, 05 | 4:18 pm |

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