For the past couple of weeks, I have been traveling in SL and playing on WoW. Never did I think I would ever play WoW, and now that I have started getting the hang of it, I am getting hooked! At first I had no idea what I was doing. I actually thought that I was only one lost, but when we met as a group for the 2nd time, I realized that many of the other class mates were confused as well. My biggest challenge has been actually the quests of killing the enemies. They seem to be very difficult to kill, but as I learned, I need better weapons to kill them faster.
When reflecting on how WoW can be used in classrooms/teaching, I did not have a clue. That was until Jane had us brainstorm during our class meeting. It was very interesting to see what we all came up with as to how WoW can be used as a teaching tool. Its amazing that a game can actually have various learning objectives, rather than it being just used as a hobby.
This week I was able to take a tour of a Space Station, explore the Star Trek Science Museum, take a tour of Virtual Hallucination, and explore Machu Pichu. All of these places were interesting to explore because I learned so many new things. For example, in the tour of the Virtual Hallucination, I was able to experience voices, objects moving, and other things that a person suffering from schizophrenia would actually experience. Below are a couple of pictures of my adventures this week.

















