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The document discusses educational opportunities in virtual worlds like Second Life. It summarizes some projects and simulations conducted at Loyalist College, including a blended learning border crossing simulation. Student feedback indicated the simulation felt realistic and allowed them to practice skills in an immersive virtual environment. The document also notes that many young people today are growing up socializing and playing in virtual worlds, showing an opportunity to engage digital natives through virtual education.

Ken Hudson - Kenny Hubble Founder Canadian Educators in Second Life Senior Fellow - Beal Institute, OCAD Managing Director - Virtual World Design Centre

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

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Leading Learning Keynote

1. Educational Opportunities in Virtual Worlds

2. eLiteracy in Motion

3. Desktop Virtual Worlds Revolution

4. The Skeptic

5. Get a First Life

6. The Believer

7. Harvard Law CyberOne

8. Harvard Law CyberOne

9. The Evangelist

10. Ken Hudson - Kenny Hubble Founder Canadian Educators in Second Life Senior Fellow - Beal Institute, OCAD Managing Director - Virtual World Design Centre

11. Loyalist College

12. Loyalist College in Second Life

13. Second Life Projects 2007-08 300 Students 6 Faculty 4 Disciplines

14. Hypervirtual Telecopresence Shanyang Zhao, “Toward a Taxonomy of Copresence”

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

16. Port of Entry Process

17. Canadian Border Thousand Islands

18. Second Life Border Simulation

19. Blended Learning Experience Designed to Practice Skills

20. 4 Hours Training – 12 Hours Simulation

21. Simulation on Screen

22. Identification Process