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This document proposes creating a Second Life island to simulate ancient Rome and allow users to participate in daily activities. The island would include landmarks like the Circus Maximus, Colosseum, forums and temples to teach about Roman social, political, religious and cultural history through interactive experiences like shopping in markets, attending gladiator contests, and visiting temples, homes and public baths. Users could also learn about Roman engineering through structures like aqueducts and architecture in buildings like the Pantheon. The simulation aims to bring Roman history alive and allow users to imagine daily life in ancient Rome.
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- 1. M5.2 Ideas for SL Islands Marian Read LETTP SUNY ESC
- 2. Reconstruction of Ancient Rome 320 C.E. Learners – Adults and Children Island – reconstruction of Ancient Rome Interactive- participate in ‘daily life’ Shop in markets, visit temple, watch gladiators & chariot races, mingle in forum Visit houses and palaces
- 3. Advantages of Simulation If you visit in person, sites are now ‘ruins’ and Ancient Rome is hard to imagine Makes history come ‘alive’ Learn about Ancient Roman social, political and religious institutions, art, architecture, water engineering, interior design & entertainment
- 4. Second Life Island: Circus Maximus, Forum, Coliseum, markets, houses, temples, public baths, aquaducts
- 5. Shop at markets Stroll through city centre
- 6. Work out at the ‘gym’ and participate in a communal ‘bath’ at Caracalla Baths
- 7. Fly over the aquaducts to see how water flowed into the city
- 8. Interpret the meanings of the statues and reliefs on the Arch of Constantine
- 9. Attend a Gladiator Contest and learn who sits where inside the Coliseum
- 10. Visit temples and the forum and find out who built them and what happens inside
- 11. Visit the Pantheon and learn about Roman architecture Domes, Columns and Arches
- 12. Walk around iconic statues and learn about Roman Emperors
- 13. Visit home interiors to learn about history of art through frescos
- 14. References • Khan Academy. Ancient Art and Civilization. [webpage & video]. Retrieved from https://www.khanacademy.org/humanities/a ncient-art-civilizations/roman and https://youtu.be/VAgA6G75XsI