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Tag Archives: Sense-Making Methodology

Virtual Worlds – Sense-making and Innovation

September 27, 2012

The team from the Virtual Worlds Research Group at Roskilde University in Denmark were filmed giving talks about their varied …

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Men and Their Engagements with Stereotypically Feminine Media

June 18, 2012

As I start ramping up for the introduction of Crossing the Gender Line, here is a report I did on …

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The Metaphors of Virtual Worlds

November 16, 2011

How do people make sense of a novel situation, such as engaging with a media product they’ve never used before? …

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