Quick Stat: Second Life Boosts Canadian Border Guard Training Scores by 28%

Via Virtual Worlds News

September 2, 2008

New World Notes has been following the use of a Second Life-based simulation for training Canadian border guards designed by Loyalist College‘s Virtual World Design Centre. It’s saving money and having real-world impacts on the interview section of the students’ final test. “2007 – Without using Second Life, student interview skills average grade: 58%,” Ken Hudson of Loyalist told New World Notes. “2008 – after using Second Life simulation, student interview skills average grade: 86%.”

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