I hope to stream my presentation 'Introducing World University & School in Second Life' workhop so you can learn to teach at World University from your own computer wherever you are, at this event ~ slconvention.org/convention-tracks-and-topics/edtrack-introducing-world-university ~ on Thursday, August 13, 2009 at 3:30pm.
If you don't have Second Life, you can get it for free here: http://secondlife.com/download.
I hope also to stream this presentation on how to teach at World University & School to the web, perhaps through http://justin.tv, and later to post a related video to worlduniversity.wikia.com.
Stay tuned here for further information ... and let me know if you're interested.
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Interactively, I’ll invite people to teach something to their webcams which people might like to teach in SL, too, and post it to the WuaS wiki. The WUaS wiki is a free, open, all languages (3000-8000) digital approach to a world university and school wiki, which will potentially help a lot of people, even those who are illiterate (through video capable handhelds). It will potentially thus bring new languages into Second Life, anticipating languages as they come online. And it will also thus further the digital revolution and idea sharing in virtual worlds in multiple ways.
slconvention.org/convention-tracks-and-topics/edtrack-introducing-world-university
{http://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/2009/08/mono-lake-sierra-dawn-online.html ~ August 5, 2009}.
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