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Author: Redcon1 Created: 7/23/2009 1:44 PM
This blog discusses developments in the use of simulation models and simulation games as tools to enhance learning about complex systems.

Can Driving and Texting Coexist?

By Redcon1 on 7/23/2009 1:44 PM

A recent New York Times article discusses the use of a simulation game to illustrate the impact of texting on a driver’s ability to drive safety and react to changing road conditions.  It illustrates how simulation games can provide realistic experiences of situations people may have to manage in real life - without the risks associated with the real life activity. 

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