1. The document discusses using virtual worlds to enhance knowledge sharing and simulating conference experiences through a constructivist learning approach.
2. Key aspects of constructivism discussed include interactive, collaborative, and facilitated learning, as well as authentic and student-centered learning.
3. The document proposes using platforms like OpenSimulator, Imprudence, Hippo Grid Client, Facebook, and Mahara electronic portfolios in a virtual world conference setting to motivate learning, provide reinforcement, and allow for knowledge retention and transference through social interaction and collaboration.