NASA has issued an RFI for the development of an MMOG that will both be used as a collaborative work space and as a STEM educational tool. This may be a bit much to bite off given the completely different contexts, styles, depth, and information in which each group of gamers will want to participate. Nevertheless, it is heartening to see the government paying attention to this very affective collaboration and marketing tool called gaming. The RFP is anticipated to release in March 2008. RFI submissions of interest must be sent in by February 15th.
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February 04, 2008
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