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Loyalist College: Applied Training in Virtual Worlds

From kenny.hubble, 2 months ago

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Slide 1: Applied Training Strategies in Virtual Worlds

Slide 2: Loyalist College

Slide 3: Loyalist College in Second Life

Slide 4: Second Life Projects 2007-08

Slide 5: Second Life Projects 2007-08 300 Students

Slide 6: Second Life Projects 2007-08 6 Faculty 300 Students

Slide 7: Second Life Projects 2007-08 6 Faculty 300 Students 4 Disciplines

Slide 8: Hypervirtual Telecopresence

Slide 9: “Our virtual identity is not separate from our physical identity.” Jeremy N. Bailenson April 4, 2008 Chronicle of Higher Education

Slide 10: Experiences in Virtual Worlds Effect Real Life

Slide 11: Experiences in Virtual Worlds Effect Real Life

Slide 12: Experiences in Virtual Worlds Effect Real Life

Slide 13: Experience Designed to Practice Skills

Slide 14: Port of Entry Process

Slide 15: Canadian Border Thousand Islands

Slide 16: Second Life Border Simulation

Slide 17: 4 Hours Training – 12 Hours Simulation

Slide 18: Simulation on Screen

Slide 19: Identification Process

Slide 20: Vehicle Details

Slide 21: Travel Documents

Slide 22: Secondary Search

Slide 23: Traveler Team

Slide 24: QuickTime™ and a decompressor are needed to see this picture.

Slide 25: “More realistic than traditional role plays.”

Slide 26: “Interview questions stuck.”

Slide 27: “As close as it could be to real life.”

Slide 28: “Learned from watching classmates.”

Slide 29: “Seeing hearing doing…we were actually there.”

Slide 31: Kathryn deGast-Kennedy

Slide 32: kenhudson@infinitespaces.ca Kenny Hubble - SL www.infinitespaces.ca