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WoW research and teaching in the news

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While I was in Vienna, Bergens Tidende had a nice long article about the research on and teaching with World of Warcraft we’re doing at our department, in a project initiated by Hilde Corneliussen. Then today, the university newsletter has an interview with Hilde. Nice!

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2 thoughts on “WoW research and teaching in the news”

  1. Knud

    Jill, there is something wrong with the link to the interview!

  2. Jill

    Thanks! I think it should work now.

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