A Video Demonstration of Second Life in Education
Filed in archive Technology by Jamie Littlefield on September 17, 2007

A new post from The Wired Campus includes a video that shows Second Life in action on MIT's virtual island. Here's a blurb from the article:
Ever since Linden Lab, a San Francisco-based company, unveiled Second Life in 2003, professors and college students have flocked to it. Professors use Second Life to hold distance-education classes, saying that communication among students actually gets livelier when they assume digital personae. Anthropologists and sociologists see the virtual world as a laboratory for studying Human behaviorIf you're interested in exploring this new way of teaching, check it out.. University architects use it as a canvas on which to explore design. Business professors see it as a testing ground for budding entrepreneurs.
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