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Second Life is a virtual world launched in 2003 where users interact as avatars. Residents can explore the virtual world, socialize, and participate in activities. They can also create and trade virtual property and services. Second Life allows students to model the real world, and could be used to teach digital or computer classes. However, it is only for those 18 and older and requires computer literacy and internet access.
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Second Life
- 1. SECOND LIFE
- 2. ABOUT (SL) Second Life (SL) is a virtual world developed by Linden Lab that launched on June 23, 2003 Second Life users are called residents Residents interact with each other through avatars.
- 3. SECOND LIFE Residents can explore, meet other residents, socialize, participate in individual and group activities, and create and trade virtual property and services with one another, or travel throughout the world, which residents refer to as the grid.
- 4. WHAT MAKES THE APPLICATION GOOD FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING? Second Life is good for teaching and learning because it can allow students to model the real world. It could be taught in a digtial class or computer programing or design class.
- 5. POTENTIAL DRAWBACKS It for people eighteen and older Its on-line so it might not be accessible to everyone. Its on the computer so a person will have to be computer literate.
- 6. PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL WAYS You can be who you Teach this in a want on-line (create computer programming the person you always or gaming class dreamed of being) Connect with friends and other people around the world A chance at a second life.