Some MOO references

REFERENCES:

Papers and Articles

Allison, J. (1995) MOOS and Education: Their Role and Relevance, Paper presented in partial completion of the requirements for the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE) course 1514S The Internet and Education.

Berge, Z.L., & M.P.Collins, Eds. (1996). Computer Mediated Communication and the Online Classroom. Volume III: Distance Learning. Cresskill, New Jersey: Hampton Press.

Bruckman, A. (1998) Community Support for Constructionist Learning, Journal of Computer Supported Collaborative Writing, 7, 47-86

Bruckman, A. (1996) InterMOO with MIT's MUD Wizard Amy Bruckman - "People will surprise you if you just give them a chance". Kairos Journal. 1(2).

Bruckman, A. & M.Resnick (1995) The Media MOO Project: Constructionism and Professional Community, Convergence, 1(1), Spring.

Bruckman, A. (1994). Programming for Fun: MUDs as a Context for Collaborative Learning. In Recreating the Revolution. Proceedings of the Annual National Educational Computing Conference (15th, Boston, Massachusetts, June 13-15, 1994)

Burdeau, I. (1997) Virtual Classrooms, Virtual Schools, Unpublished dissertation for the MA in Media Assisted Language Teaching, University of Brighton [Online]

Carlstrom, E., 1992, .Better Living Through Language: The Communicative Implications of a Text-Only Virtual Environment [Online]

Curtis, P. & D.A.Nichols (1993) MUDs Grow Up: Social Virtual Reality in the Real World.

Davies, L.B., L.Shield & M.J.Weininger (1998a) Godzilla can MOO, Can You? MOOs for Construction, Collaboration & Community and Research. The Language Teacher, February

Davies, L.B., L. Shield & M.J. Weininger. (1998b). ReTOOling MOOs. Teaching in the Community Colleges (online) Journal, 3 [Online]

Davis, M. (1997). Fragmented By Technologies: A Community in Cyberspace. Interpersonal Computing and Technology: An Electronic Journal for the 21st Century. (5)1-2:7-18. [Online]

Donaldson, R.P. & M.Kötter (1998). Language Learning in a MOO: Creating a Transoceanic Bilingual Virtual Community. Paper presented at the ALLC/ACH'98 conference, Debrecen, Hungary. [Online]

Donaldson, R.P. & M.Kötter (forthcoming) Language Learning in a MOO: Creating a Transoceanic Bilingual Virtual Community. Literary and Linguistic Computing. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Donaldson, R.P. & M.Kötter (forthcoming) Language Learning in Cyberspace: Teleporting the Classroom into the Target Culture, CALICO Journal

English, J.A. (1998). MOO-based metacognition: Incorporating online and offline reflection into the writing process. Kairos Journal [Online]

Evard, R. (1993) Collaborative Networked Communication: MUDs as System Tools [Online]

Fanderclai, T. (1995). MUDs in Education: New Environments, New Pedagogies. Computer-Mediated Communication Magazine, vol. 2 no. 1, 8-10.

Fernback, J. & B.Thompson (1995). Virtual Communities: Abort, Retry, Failure? [Online]

Frizler, K. (1995) The Internet As An Educational Tool In ESOL Writing Instruction [Online]

Galloway, I. & D.O'Brien (1998) Learning Online: Choosing the Best Computer-mediated Communication ActivitiesThe Language Teacher, 22 (2), 7-15

Guernsey, L. (1996) College "MOOs" Foster Creativity and Collaboration amongst users, The Chronicle of Higher Education, February 9th, A24

Harnack, A. & C.Tallis (1997). Seven pedagogical principles for effective educational MOOing [Online]

Haynes, C. & J.R.Holmvik, Eds., (1998) High Wired. On the Design, Use and Theory of Educational MOOs, Ann Arbor, University of Michigan Press

Higgins, R. (1997). Milking the MOO cow: Combining interim technologies for learning in cyberspace [Online]

Inman, J. A. (1997) Towards MOO programming guidelines for writing teachers: Modeling a synchronous learning environment. [Online]

Keenan, C., J.Cooper, R.Corio, S.Dauer, J.Galin, P.Sands & K.Schweller (1996) What can you DO in the MOO? An Overview and Collection of MOO lesson plans [Online]

Kirkpatrick, J. (1996). MOO mai tais in the shade of the coconut cafe: AKA the birth of the coconut cafe at DaMOO and other stories -- A virtual conference with MOO as a mediator. Kairos Journal, 1(3). [Online]

Kitao, K. (1998) Interaction and On-Line Synchronous Communication in English Language Learning, JALT CALL-EJ, 3(1) [Online]

Kolko, B. (1998) Bodies in Place: Real Politics, Real Pedagogy and Virtual Space in (Eds.) C.Haynes and J.R.Holmvik, High Wired. On the Design, Use and Theory of Educational MOOs, Ann Arbor, University of Michigan Press, 253-265

Kolko, B. (1995) Building a World with Words: The Narrative Reality of Virtual Communities, Works and Days, 25/26 (1/2)

Jeney, C. (1997) Chat! Synchronous Computer Mediated Communications [Online]

Little, D. & H.Brammerts, Eds. (1996). A guide to language learning in tandem via the Internet. CLCS Occasional Paper No.46. Dublin: Trinity College, Centre for Language and Communication Studies.

Marvin, L.. (1995) Spoof, Spam, Lurk and Lag: the Aesthetics of Text-based Virtual Realities, Journal of Computer Mediated Communication, 1 (2)

Masterson, J. (1996) Nonverbal Communication in Text Based Virtual Realities [Online]

Maxwell, John (1996a) House of Words: Designing Text and Community in MOO Environments, Master of Publishing Project Report [Online]

Maxwell, John (1997) The NooDLLe Project: A MOO for high school law students to conduct mock trial exercises in [Online]

Parks, M.R. & L.D.Roberts (1997) "Making MOOsic": The Development of Personal Relationships On-line and a Comparison to their Off-line Counterparts. A paper presented at the annual conference of the Western Speech Communication Association. Monterey, California. February, 1997 [Online]

Pohl, H. (1998) Why MUDs and MOOs?

Rein, R. (1996/97) The Purpose of MOOs [Online]

Rheingold, H. (1993). The Virtual Community: Homesteading on the Electronic Frontier. New York, New York: Addison-Wesley
Web version, Virtual Communities

Roberts, L.D., Smith, L.M. & Pollock, C. (1996) Exploring Virtuality: telepresence in Text-based virtual environments, Extended version of paper presented at the Cybermind Conference, Curtin Univeristy of Technology, Perth, Western Australia, 29th November-1st December 1996.

Rosenberg, R. & A.Chatterjee (1995) From TESL-L to Schmooze University: An Introduction to the Global Staffroom and other Internet Resources, Perspectives , No. 6 (Autumn 1995), British Council, Prague

Schwienhorst, K. (1998a) Co-constructing learning environments and learners identities – language learning in virtual reality. Paper presented at the EDMedia/ED-Telecom, Freiburg, Germany. [Online]

Schwienhorst, K. (1998b) The "third place" – virtual reality applications for second language learning, ReCALL, 10(1), 118-126

Schwienhorst, K. (1997) Talking on the MOO: Learner autonomy and language learning in tandem. Paper presented at the CALLMOO: Enhancing Language Learning Through Internet Technologies, Bergen, Norway. [Online]

Serpentelli, J. (1993) Conversational Structure and Personality Correlates of Electronic Communication [Online]

Shield, L. & M.J.Weininger (in press) Collaboration in a Virtual World – groupwork and the distance language learner, in (Eds) R.Debski and M.Levy
Draft version available: http://halley.yadata.com.br/schMOOze/Publications/WCALL/VirtualWorld.htm

Shield, L., M.J.Weininger & L.B.Davies (in press) What is there to do in a MOO? Fine Tuning Active Learning, HabITat, UK, Newsletter of CTI for the Built Environment

Shield, L., M.J.Weininger & L.B.Davies (1999) MOOs and Language Learning [Online]

Shield, L., M.J.Weininger & L.B.Davies (1998) Virtually There: Collaboration, ComMOOnity and ReTOOling text-based virtual reality, Software for Engineering Education, 14, Newsletter of CTI Engineering, UK:29-35

Turbee, L. (1995). What can we do in a MOO?: Suggestions for Language Teachers. In Mark Warschauer, (Ed.) Virtual Connections, Manoa, HI: Second Language Teaching and Curriculum Center, University of Hawaii at Manoa, 235-238

Turbee, L. (1995) MOO and IRC: What's the big difference to the language learner? [Online]

Turbee, L.(1996) MOOing in a foreign language: how, why, and who? [Online]

Turner, J., Using Text-based Virtual Reality in the Classroom – A Narrative [Online]

Various Authors, (1989) Early MUD History [Online]

Weininger, M.J., L.Shield & L.B.Davies (1998) A MOOving Experience, in (Ed.) P.N.D.Lewis, Teachers, learners, and computers: Exploring relationships in CALL. Nagoya, Japan: JALT CALL N-SIG, 85-94

Collections

The Butterfly's MOO MOOs and MOOING

CCCC95 MOO: MUD, Object Oriented. [MUD: Multiple-User Dungeon]. A.K.A. Text-based Virtual Environments

Hughes, K. (maintainer) Simple Insanity: Gurk's MOOGate

Leong, L. The MUD Resource Collection

McDonough, J.P. MOO/MU* Document LIbrary - The Lost Library of MOO

Maxwell, John (1996b) House of Words Bibliography

The Linguist List, MOO and MUD Sites

The MOOring

Schneider, D. (1998 update) Educational Technology - Educational VR (MUD) sub-page

University of Texas, MU* Theory and Document Libraries (MOO, MUSH, MUSE, etc)

Yahoo, MUD's, MUSHEs and MOOs etc.

Resources

Activities

Davies, L.B. & M.J.Weininger (1997) CGI Session, Neteach-L MOO Session 9A, April 18 & Neteach-L MOO Session 9B, April 25

Pobega, D. (1998) Sophie's World Discussion Group --- a Project by MOO, WWW and email

Shield, L., M.J.Weininger & L.B.Davies (1997) Non-verbal, text-based communication on the Web: miscommunication and text-based virtual reality - some pitfalls and proposed solutions, Neteach-L MOO Session 15A, November 14 & Neteach-L MOO Session 15B, November 1997

Shield, L & M.J.Weininger (1998) Collaborative MOO Project: The Bamburgh Project

Neteach-L archives

Teaching in the Community Colleges (TCC) On-line Conference 1998

Weininger, M.J., L.Shield & L.B.Davies (1997, 1998 ) Schmoozing on the Internet: A Collaborative MOO Project