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Nick Speller, Primary Learning Consultant (ICT), discusses "E Safety Training For Teachers In Second Life" as part of the Peach Kucha session at the Game Based Learning Conference 2009

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e-Safety Training for Teachers in Second Life Nick Speller Primary Learning Consultant for Oxfordshire County Council (Nic Byron in SL)

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This presentation was given at this years Faculty In-Service for the purpose of describing Web 2.0 and interaction with students. It highlights the newly created Second Life Campus where faculty can explore the possibilities in their teaching fields with their students. The SL Campus was new to 70% of the faculty as a concept and they were invited to come and explore before rushing to teach in this environment. The college campus tour in Second Life concluded the presentation with questions and answers.

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The Encke Virtual University Collaboration brought educators from around the world to an island in Second Life to listen to some presentations from experts in the field, embark on a series of field trips but most importantly to collaborate in teams around a number of topics including bots, communities of practice and gamification. Like the comet Encke, the Encke Virtual University Collaboration had a long tail, with a number of workshops and events, and collaborations developing over the following months.

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