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Here is the presentation that I did for the new MERLOT 3D project called the Center for Learning in Virtual Environments (CLIVE) at the Sun Microsystems Worldwide Education and Research Conference in February 2008
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The SaLamander Project aims to create (1) a searchable database and (2) community of practice for cataloging and sharing educational resources created in Second Life. It will provide educators a way to locate, evaluate, and compare learning objects, buildings, and activities in Second Life. The project has three components: tools for identifying and describing learning objects, a wiki for collaborative evaluation, and integration into the existing MERLOT database. The goal is to make Second Life's educational resources more accessible and support the growing community of educators using virtual worlds.
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Sun Clive 08
- 1. Worldwide Education and Research Conference 2008
- 3. The Center for Learning In Virtual Environments (CLIVE) Providing the web-based community and services to vet and catalogue 3D Virtual Learning Materials: hosts of CLIVE Coordinating the development of the community and leading research efforts: Managers of CLIVE Providing hardware, open source virtual software, and technical assistance for 3D MERLOT: Sponsors of CLIVE Integrating virtual worlds to create a common “education grid” for virtual teaching: Partners of CLIVE
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