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Online Worlds And Second Life
The University of Milan Seminar Series in real life. Hosted by Berkman Center for Internet and Society on Berkman Island in Second Life, and Virtual Italian Parks on University Parioli in Second Life.
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I am Librarian. I am Avatar: Second Life and Libraries.
Bernadette Daly Swanson - HVX Silverstar in Second Life
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European Libraries Automation Group | ELAG2008
Wageningen University & Research Center - The Netherlands.
View the Alliance Virtual Library Directory of Libraries at:
http://infoisland.org/directory/
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