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Virtual Worlds Best Practices in Education: Learning in 3D Presentation Now Available

Tony and Karl discuss their ground breaking book, “Learning in 3D” The recording of Tony and Karl’s presentation from the Virtual Worlds Best Practices in Education Conference is now available on Treet.tv Best Practices in Education Channel. While you are there, check out the other awesome presentations. And even though they mis-spelled my last name, […]

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Posted in: 3D Book, 3D Book Tour, 3D worlds lrn3d

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Encourage Avatar Customization in a Virtual World Class

Customizing Abbott Bundy. When first introducing learners to a virtual immersive environment (VIE), it might seem like a waste of time to allow learners to customize their avatar. You might be tempted to think “hey, just pick a male or female avatar and let’s get going to the ‘real’ learning.” Don’t. Don’t ignore or “brush […]

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I Have Seen the Future of Conferences…and it is 3D!

Terrence Linden discussing the new  Second Life browser at VWBPE conference. If you missed the Virtual Worlds’ Best Practices in Education Conference, you missed not only a great conference with really good content and presentations, you missed a glimpse into the future of conferences. The conference took place entirely in the virtual immersive environment of Second Life with […]

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Posted in: 3D Book, 3D worlds, lrn3d, Second Life 3D worlds, vwbpe

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20,000 US Hackers Wanted…Creating the Computer Elite (or Failing at it)

In the future, experts predict that wars will be fought both in physical places, like Afghanistan and Iraq and in cyberspace such as the recent attacks that have allegedly originated in China on NATO and the European Union computers searching for secret intelligence material. In fact, Edward Castronova, in his book, Synthetic Worlds: The Business […]

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Three Lessons Learned from a 3D Virtual Immersive Environment Implementation

Here are three “lessons learned” in from an actual 3D virtual world implementation. And for tips on piloting a virtual world implementation see blog entries Diffusions of Innovations and Implementing New Learning Technology? Choose the Right Pilot Group. Lessons Lesson 1:Understand the client’s learning needs, participant volume requirements, technology access and security requirements, and participant […]

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Why Open Content is Not Yet Adopted in the Workplace

ASTD’s Big Question for March is How do we leverage open content in workplace learning? The concept seems straightforward–a no brainer, take content that is used by many different organizations, and share it with others so that the overall cost is extremely low or free. Many organizations are involved with such initiatives. One of the […]

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