MMS moderated two panels at the Engage! Conference in New York last week, including “It’s the Activity, Stupid!, Keeping Kids and Tweens Engaged in Virtual Worlds.” Panelists Jacques Panis (Webosaurs), Jim Bower (Whyville), and Josh Fisher (Brandissimo!/NFLRush Zone) knocked it out of the park with candid observations about what’s worked and what hasn’t in their respective virtual worlds. For those that missed it, here are the slides.
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