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This document discusses Quest Atlantis, a virtual learning environment. It introduces the presenter as Jeff Agamenoni and describes his personal learning network. It then provides an overview of Quest Atlantis, including that it is a multi-user virtual environment for learning and socializing, guided by seven social commitments. It outlines some curriculum aspects like quests, missions and units. It also notes some student experiences and barriers to teacher adoption.
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