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    1. Simulation and Teaching in Second Life Sue Ford RN, MN, nursing faculty John Miller RN, MN, nursing faculty Tacoma Community College Best Practices in Allied Health/Health Sciences Renton Technical Community College Wednesday, May 7, 2008
    2. Goal of this presentation…
      • Introduce you to the virtual world of Second Life
      • Give rationale for the use of virtual reality in health education
      • Demonstrate the use of virtual reality in the instruction of advanced medical-surgical nursing concepts
      • Visit students in action in real time
    3. What is Second Life?
      • A virtual community named Second life was created by Linden Laboratory from the San Francisco Bay area.
      • It has no real purpose other than to provide a cyberspace venue for commerce, communication and camaraderie.
      • I am able to visit this cyber-world as an avatar which is the representation of a person one creates for a computer simulation or internet communication.
      • Second Life gives me –the nurse educator - the opportunity to extend simulation into the virtual world.
    4. How John got started
      • Virtual collaboration with a lot of avatars, who were educators, scripters, builders, instructional designers, medical professionals.
      • Grants
      • Boise State U course, Teaching in Second Life, EDTECH 597
      • SLED (SL Educators), other groups in Second Life
    5. Let’s go there now!
      • http://slurl.com/secondlife/Centralia%20College/130/122/27
    6. Grants
        • Faculty Best Practices Innovation Grant
        • eLearning Committee of the State Board of Technical & Community Colleges
    7. Nursing course structure for this project
        • 4th quarter of a six quarter RN, ADN program
        • 50% online theory course
        • Concurrent clinical in hospital for most
        • Computerized lab mannequin simulations
        • MicroSim software
        • Classroom with computers for all students
        • Blackboard with Articulate and other games
    8. School issues to be concerned about
        • Accounts: NMC is best for joining - http://sl.nmc.org/join/
        • Orientation of students
        • Computer requirements
          • Processor speed
          • Video cards
        • Classroom/Lab requirements
          • Bandwidth
    9. Bringing students into SL quickly
        • Bring to classroom area without having students go through entire orientation.
        • The Shelter provided students with help.
        • Teleport boards, big signs
        • YouTube tutorials on camera use and movement/building.
        • Have students go into SL in a face to face classroom at first
        • NMC account link
        • Linden lab authorize multiple accounts
    10. Student outcomes in SL
        • Increase interaction and collaboration with students in the class.
        • Increase collaboration with other health care professionals.
        • Increase awareness of other cultures, nationalities, and languages.
        • Appreciate perspectives of people having acute or chronic health problems.
        • Apply knowledge in the forms of 3D objects, through visualization, interaction, and creation.
        • Make real time decisions about patient problems in their assessment and treatment.
    11. Theory content in SL
      • Apply theory concepts by interacting with and creating 3D objects. 
        • Graphics are .jpg uploaded onto a primitive shape. Objects are a combination of simple shapes created in SL and some .jpg graphics from web.
        • Answer questions with URL provided with answers.
        • Move objects and create objects using the knowledge acquired.
    12. Support groups in Second Life
        • Cancer Survivors
        • Depression Support Group
        • Diabetes
        • GimpGirl
        • Heron Sanctuary
        • Health Support Coalition
        • Multiple Sclerosis Help and Support
        • Support for Healing
        • Survivors of TBI (traumatic brain injury)
        • Wheelies
      • and many more
    13. Next step - clinical simulation
      • For a fraction of the cost of a human patient simulator - students can practice skills in the virtual setting before entering the live clinical setting.
    14. Simulations in SL
        • Vesim (Nesim) emergency dept simulator area (Cousins Pau Island)
        • Apply learned concepts with a patient avatar.
        • Promote critical thinking and decision making.
        • Encourage team collaboration.
        • Real time simulations
        • Practice in groups
    15. Results of teaching
        • Test question performance
        • Computerize mannequins simulation performance
        • ? Measurement of clinical performance
    16. Future Development
        • Clinic for the State of WA
        • Open-source learning objects
        • Training materials for other institutions
        • Interface with 1st Life hospitals
        • Virtual internships
        • Linked classes
        • Taking lessons learned into other disciplines
    17. Second Life Instruction for the novice avatar instructor
      • Use what others have created for no $L at all!
      • Student field trips
      • Specific projects
        • Genetics
        • Virtual Hallucinations
      • Guest Speakers
    18. Contact Information
        • Sue Ford - 
        • TCC email: sford@tacomacc.edu
        • Second Life avatar: cutey Alderson
        • Clinical Simulation Blog page: http://o87ord.blogspot.com
        • John Miller –
        • TCC email: jmiller@tacomacc.edu
        • Second Life avatar: JS Vavoom
        • Blog page: http://www.tacomacc.edu/home/jmiller/index.htm                          
        • Skype and Del.icio.us:  jsvavoom;
        • Phone: 253.820.7115
    19. Links
        • Second Life Accounts
          • http://sl.nmc.org/join/ (preferred) (New Media Consortium)
          • http://secondlife.com
      • Presentation slides
      • Video links
      • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wD4dRTR1nVI

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