
PacificRim Exchange Mambo Milosz on Marinetta Ombro Project « SignpostMarv’s SL Blog Studio Start with your goal. That’s where you start everything. Even when you don’t notice it. Here is a list of goals that people have when they come to this site. And our suggestions about how to use the site as part of the road to that goal. Self-improvement is not a duty but an opportunity. Busy. Curious. Empath. Doubtful. Guru, local. Helpful. Lazy. Problem-solver. Second Lifer. Teacher. Will-Power Wimp.
My first Second Life training My first Second Life training This is a very brief post, just to share a great experience I had this evening following a training course at the Academy of Second Learning, at Eson (47/157/351). We created a sphere with some very nice eyes on it, and the sphere really bounced! Things I noticed: how much functionality is actually hidden in the SL interface how nice and easy it is to follow such a hands-on-course you can follow each others questions to the teacher via the chat history and even look back. how objects get transferred from the teacher to the student (this time it was textures and some scripts) There are a lot of these course every day. Related: all my Second Life articles Technorati tag(s): Second Life Add to del.icio.us
Sun building collaborative, virtual world for teleworkers Sun is building a virtual world for its employees that will recreate the real-life interactions of an office, giving workers the ability to move easily from one conversation to another in a collaborative online environment. In a real office, a Sun employee might engage in technical discussion with a few fellow workers, then walk over to a water cooler or snack area and start a new conversation. Sun is recreating that same type of environment on the Web with MPK20, a virtual world similar to Second Life that uses immersive audio to allow multiple conversations at once. “We believe for collaboration, audio is a really essential component,” Nicole Yankelovich, principal investigator for Sun’s collaborative environment project, said Tuesday at the Sun Labs Innovation Update in Burlington, Mass. To continue reading, register here to become an Insider It's FREE to join Sun began developing the software in January and has been using MPK20 for team meetings the last month or so.
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