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Miracle League of Arizona seeks 200 volunteer buddies for upcoming season

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By Annalisa Pardo Verified
| KSAZ-TV (Phoenix, AZ) Verified
It's time to play ball at the field for the Miracle League of Arizona. What we know: "We provide a fully adaptive, fully accessible baseball experience for individuals with varying abilities and special needs," Danielle Downs, executive director of the Miracle League of Arizona, said. Athletes range from kids to adults and each is paired with a volunteer called a buddy, who helps them on and off the field. "It's really fun. I like being with my friends and my buddy and stuff," athlete Logan said.
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ASU expands Dreamscape Learn virtual reality program to West Valley campus

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By Annalisa Pardo Verified
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The Brief Arizona State University is expanding its Dreamscape Learn virtual reality program to the West Valley campus after seeing success at its Tempe and Polytechnic locations. Students use the immersive technology to study subjects like biology, substituting traditional slide shows with interactive virtual environments. ASU research indicates that students using the virtual reality program are nearly two times as likely to receive an "A" in their coursework.
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ASU expands Dreamscape Learn virtual reality program to West Valley campus

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By Annalisa Pardo Verified
| KSAZ-TV (Phoenix, AZ) Verified
Just because it’s back to school season doesn’t mean these Arizona State University students are "stuck" in the classroom. They are "immersed in a virtual world. Those virtual worlds, there's a couple of different ones," according to Vernon Morris, Sr. associate dean for research at ASU. These students are actually on a beach.
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