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NEW!!!
SLCC Education track transcripts now available.
If by any chance you’ve seen last year’s
proceedings, then the first thing you’ll notice
about this volume is the size – almost three times
the size of last year’s.
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NECC HIGHLIGHTS
EDUCATION IN SECOND LIFE:
Many of the presentations at NECC this year
featured
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Latest News from THE
Journal: The Teen Grid: Bringing Your School
into Second Life
Second Life, which offers an
virtual world complete with avatars to represent
human visitors, has intrigued some educators
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Global
Kids and the MacArthur Foundation have partnered to announce a new nonprofit
and philanthropic theme for the third annual Second Life Community
Convention
...
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GEOWORLD
The GeoWorlds Project is an innovative integration
of collaborative virtual learning environments and
problem-based pedagogy to engage students in
...
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The first annual Second Life Best Practices Conference
was
held on Saturday, May 26, 2007 on ISTE Island in
Second Life.
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NOAA
has arrived in Second Life, and
they brought all the fun and excitement you have
naturally come to expect from...
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KIDS CONNECT
Kids Connect, a project of the nonprofit ZoomLab, is a program for young
people in multiple locations, teaching them to connect and work together
via performance, storytelling and collaboration by theatrical and digital
means. In their pilot program, participants created a hybrid city and a
performance with
other students in New York and Amsterdam on Kids Connect Island on the
teen grid. Upcoming plans include hosting a series of virtual forums that
coincide with United Nations conferences involving simultaneous
conferences and activities in the teen grid as a way to raise awareness
and get teens involved in UN issues, as well as another program connecting
underserved youth in New York and Amsterdam, and a new program connecting
youth in Florida and Spain, via collaborative building and
theater-inspired techniques.
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students went to different sites around Manhattan that had Dutch
history (i.e., Wall Street, Stadt Huys block, South William Street,
Battery Park) and captured video/sound to use for digital
storytelling
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