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Croquet/Secondlife/OpenSim 3D virtual classroom users and developers

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Croquet/Secondlife/OpenSim 3D virtual classroom users and developers

This group is dedicated to users and developers of 3D virtual classroom tools such as Croquet, Secondlife, and Opensim.

Website: http://labs.greenbush.us
Members: 43
Latest Activity: Dec 3, 2011

Labs Work on Croquet and Secondlife to date.

Croquet "Edusim"

http://labs.greenbush.us

Secondlife "Greenbush Island"

http://sl.greenbush.us

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James O'Reilly

Forums and Mailing Lists for Opensim

Started by James O'Reilly Dec 23, 2010. 0 Replies

Rich White

Welcome to the 3D virtual classroom discussion

Started by Rich White. Last reply by Charles Alexander Nov 11, 2010. 6 Replies

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James O'Reilly Comment by James O'Reilly on January 6, 2011 at 7:57am
James O'Reilly Comment by James O'Reilly on January 6, 2011 at 1:27am
Kevin Stachowski Comment by Kevin Stachowski on January 27, 2010 at 11:46am
I saw SecondLife at NECC in 2007, but was reluctant to use it in a classroom setting because of some of the 'things' people do on SecondLife. Just last month I discovered the Opensim Diva version. Got in running on my laptop. It allowed me to set up my own isolated virtual world. Used it with my two AP Bio classes today and had them build their own ecosystems. I was very impressed with what they were able to do in a very short time frame.
Marie Crandell Comment by Marie Crandell on January 15, 2010 at 12:48pm
Hi Jennifer, perhaps something like a virtual theatre setting where pupils can 'perform' their work, poetry for example, or where one party could be an interviewer and another a famous writer, who replies to questions about some of their work. Pupils could collaborate on the research, narratives, builds and machinima of this. Other disciplines could build scenes to meet the author's time period, location, a scene from their novel, etc.
Jennifer Hall Comment by Jennifer Hall on January 15, 2010 at 9:44am
Hi, I teach 7th grade English at an aerospace technology magnet school. I recently downloaded EduSim and my students and I have played around with it, but I'm looking for some ideas for my English classes. I'm working on a team designing a interdiscplinary project for next school year, and we'd like to use EduSim (or another tool for creating virtual environments) for that as well.
Marie Crandell Comment by Marie Crandell on January 12, 2010 at 4:56am
Hi All, I'm fairly new here. I'm working on a 3D science tool for k+. We're at the design stage now, hoping to complete the first prototype this summer. One of our big questions right now, which world to use? Short-listed to Reaction Grid and OpenSim. Any ideas/advice would be much appreciated :)
Robert Dillon Comment by Robert Dillon on January 8, 2010 at 2:18pm
Anyone using OpenSim in the classroom. I'd really like to learn more about how to get started with it. I teach a CAD class to 11th and 12th graders. We've been doing GoogleSketchUp and will be learning Blender next semester.

I'm really interested in having students create a virtual world which they can navigate with their avatars.
 

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Rich White Nathan Hutchings Charles Alexander Mary Hricko James O'Reilly Martina Schubert Emil Stoyanov Rose Ann Morris Tero Toivanen Victor Hugo Rojas B. Donna Murdoch Sarah M Howell Leon Cych Sera Nelson Nic Brett Rory Nackerud Neli Maria Mengalli Rachel Kevin Stachowski Jennifer Hall Marie Crandell Robert Dillon Maya Thor Trevor Meister Sanjay Advani Peggy Sheehy Kylie Stewart Jane Overmoe MariaD DanG
 
 
 

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