I don't envisgae the future being SecondLife, but I do see it as being a more 3D experience.
If you want to talk about engaging your students (and I know you are all about engaging Chris) you would be wise to check out 3D learning environments, where knowledge can be socially constructed.
Jeff Haynie
· 2 years ago
oh my that is entirely too true. how funny.
John Wall
· 2 years ago
Excellent! It's all about usability...
Jeremy Vaught
· 2 years ago
I'm confused. If you aren't in Second Life, what virtual world are you in?
:D
Eric Rice
· 2 years ago
I have been playing XBOX extensively after the kids are in bed and proof positive that 3D representations of self (and stuff to do) is not a foreign concept.
I want my own server and a current 3D engine.
Shaine
· 2 years ago
That's a funny video. I shy away from Second Life because I spend waaay too much time on it when I log in. The reason I spend so much time is because of those same re-enactments. It takes too long to do simple things. It also tends to lock up after a while, causing another round of waiting to log in.
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We'll look back in 10 years time about how quaint 2D web was.
Check out http://www.simteach.com/wiki/index.php?title=In... to see how many educators are researching the platform.
I don't envisgae the future being SecondLife, but I do see it as being a more 3D experience.
If you want to talk about engaging your students (and I know you are all about engaging Chris) you would be wise to check out 3D learning environments, where knowledge can be socially constructed.
:D
I want my own server and a current 3D engine.