Hey, all, I posted this at ISTE SIGVE's wiki, but you can visit it at its home
at internetarchive.org. BTW this is a great site for repository of your videos,
audios, and any other media you need a home for. See http://www.archive.org/details/IsteSigveSpeakerSession8-DavidGardner_349 for
a one hour, nine minute experience featuring VenueGen's CEO David Gardner. It
was an excellent evening...
Cheers,
Scott
Just came across my desk in the course of learning more about virtual
worlds: http://www.gabrielbur.info/index.php?key=Virtual+Worlds&page=1 has
what looks like hundreds of video resources pertaining to our topic of
interest. Wow.
Also, the ISTE Community Group ning at http://www.iste-community.org/group/sigve?commentId=2280708:Comment:68952&xg_source=msg_com_group announces:
Hey all, I won't always do this, but if a post over at Oh!VirtualLearning relates to work in education and may be a
preview of a VEEV I'll call yr attention to it here. This recent post is one of
them, and is particularly timely, I feel, to those of us beginning to process
the ramifications of Linden Lab's recent announcement that the Teen Grid will
close on this coming New Year's Eve...
This feels kind of like moving into a new home, so much so that it IS moving
into a new home. VEEM has served us all for a couple of years and I hope that
moving it here to grou.ps will continue to serve us. I'm going to look into
making ads disappear, and I'm going to let my
http://virtualenvironmentvideo.net lapse, because this URL says it quite nicely
at no expense. Until or unless the ads do go by the wayside, my apologies for
any that are offensive, greedy, or otherwise bothersome. Some are quite nice,
I'd say: Who doesn't like a free Wendy's Spicy Chicken Sandwich!
Anyway, let's continue to spread the word. And I encourage one and all to
get thee over to the ISTE SIGVE wiki and join that. You DON'T have to be an
ISTE member to join our Special Interest Group for Virtual Environments, and
that wiki is chocked FULL of valuable resources and networking opps.
Cheerio,
Scott
Hey ya'll,
If you're a member of the International Society for Technology in
Education please please please visit http://tinyurl.com/voteforscottm to cast
your vote for little old me. I believe I can be a very vocal advocate for
virtual environments (and other radical systemic change in the way we do
education) if I have the opportunity to serve on the board.
I know from experience that it's easy to let the deadline pass (this year
April 12), so PLEASE pop on over to iste.org and cast your vote! Know any
other ISTE members who don't frequent VEs? Please pass the URL to them and
vouch for your old buddy Scott as you do it!
Thanks!
Hey, ya'll, Just to let you know, I'll be appearing again on the bi-weekly SL
talk show, "ISTE Eduverse Talks" next Tuesday night at 5 pm SLT. This time,
I'll be chatting with host Kevin Jarrett (KJ Hax) and educational consulting
and facilitating MUVErs LLC
partners Cathy Walker (padlurowncanoe Dibou) and John Miller (JS Vavoom), who
will be fresh from their 5th presentation journey in the last few months (the
Summer
Institute in Nursing Informatics in Baltimore, Maryland). Cathy and John
knocked 'em out at the Second Life Playground and other venues at NECC09 early
July, and we'll all be talking about what brought us together to form our own
company around the potentials virtual worlds have to offer educators. Please
come join us if you can! Past shows of ISTE Eduverse Talks, including show
number 7, my first appearance, are available in video format at the ISTE Eduverse Talks website.
On June 13th 1:00pm - 3:00pmSLT at
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Southern%20Colorado/163/42/26
the Passionate Redheads Team of the Second Life Relay For Life will holding the
first Gala Ball Event. A Fashion Show will follow the ball at 4:00pm -
6:00pmSLT. On June 14th 6:00pm - 9:00pmSLT at http://slurl.com/secondlife/Southern%20Colorado/163/42/26
there will be a 2nd Gala Ball. All events are held concurrently with a Silent
Auction. One can bid on auction items now until the close of bidding at Sunday,
June 14th at 8pmSLT. The theme for the both balls is the Phantom of the Opera
Masquerade. There will be great music and DJs taking your requests. You will be
just a TP away from the darkened rooms of the theater where the ominous Phantom
will be watching over the festivities from secret locations. Photo courtesy of
Nwardez available at http://www.flickr.com/photos/21263342@N06/3294550575
covered under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 2.0
Generic license.
