Here’s the story: I am exploring the dashboard of my SL account (following W?odzimierz‘s idea to write about how to access it and all as suggested here), when I find that one of the tabs on top of the page says “World Map“. Curious about what SL looks like on a map, I click . . . → Read More: Second Life field trips to-do list – part 2
|
||||||
|
|
We’re always so excited about going inworld, that we tend to forget that with a SL avatar comes an account where we have valuable tools and information. One of such tools is the search engine that allows you to look for events in the next 24 hours that might be of interest to you. . . . → Read More: Great Discovery! The Search Events Tool in SL’s account
I have recently realized that it’s been over a year since I opened my Second Life account…it didn’t seem that long, and then it hit me: my classroom! Those are my first memories of “living” in SL. I don’t remember exactly how it happened (it is probably connected to EVO2009) but thanks . . . → Read More: The importance of having a home This past Thursday I went on a tour to the virtual version of the Holocaust Museum in Second Life. As I’ve had the chance to visit the real museum in Washington DC, and it was such a powerful experience, I was really curious to see what this virtual display was like. My experience at . . . → Read More: SL Field Trip: Holocaust Museum As part of TLVW10, we are supposed to go visit different places that Nick Noakes kindly placed on a display in Edunation II. I teleported to the display from this SLURL and proceeded first of all to collect the landmarks for all places, as the display won’t stay there for long (I think Nick . . . → Read More: SL Fieldtrip: Better World Island, Baghdad and Darfur |
|||||
|
Copyright © 2010 Pamela Arraras - All Rights Reserved |
||||||
