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The document describes the author's experience using virtual worlds like Second Life and PLANE for educational purposes. They attended classes and presented assignments in Second Life, which allows speaking, PowerPoint presentations, and touring interactive islands with unique spaces. The author was inspired to build their own island in PLANE, an open source virtual world, which was initially frustrating but got easier with practice. Their island now includes a modern and experimental library with space to present. They encourage others to join PLANE and explore its educational resources and potential for students to create virtual worlds.
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Virtual worlds in education2
- 1. Virtual Worlds in Education My Journey
- 2. As a part of my Masters I was required to attend classes in Second Life
- 3. We presented assignments in Second Life
- 4. Second Life allows speaking and Power Point Presentations
- 5. We toured the islands
- 8. QR codes in Second Life
- 11. Walking into a space triggers infromation
- 12. Conference of Best Practice in Virtual Worlds in Education
- 13. My DREAM
- 14. I started to build in PLANE using Open Source Sim
- 15. It was frustrating at first
- 17. I little less frustrating
- 18. Lessons in building in PLANE on my Action Research Island
- 21. Looking better
- 23. My island today
- 24. Modern Library
- 26. Space to present
- 27. I liked this
- 28. Looking around
- 31. How to get on PLANE
- 32. If a DEC employee access is through the portal
- 34. My Plane
- 35. Log in
- 36. My Profile
- 38. Virtual World
- 39. Virtual Worlds in the Classroom
- 40. Groups
- 42. Quest Atlantis
- 43. BE EPIC Join PLANE