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December 4-7, 2011: ICIS 2011 Conference, Shanghai, China

The Journal of Virtual World Research hosted a morning get-together on Virtual Worlds for Learning: The IBM China Perspective.

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Volume 12, Number 2 (2019)

Theme: The Impact of Immersive Environments

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