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Path to Developing a Presence in Second Life: December 2008
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Path to Developing a Presence in Second Life. This blog has been created as a result of an 805 independent study course through Educational Communications and Technology at the University of Saskatchewan. The purpose of this blog is to document the journey in designing an educational space in Second Life. Sunday, December 21, 2008. Redesign of ECMM Space. The U of S space in Second Life has been successfully subdivided into three parcels. The three parcels include space for the Snellgrove. Of the ECMM bu...
Path to Developing a Presence in Second Life: Further Analysis of Parcel Data Collection
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Path to Developing a Presence in Second Life. This blog has been created as a result of an 805 independent study course through Educational Communications and Technology at the University of Saskatchewan. The purpose of this blog is to document the journey in designing an educational space in Second Life. Sunday, March 1, 2009. Further Analysis of Parcel Data Collection. Maya Realities offers a basic proximity sensor, among other more advanced solutions, for $L1 that collects basic land parcel informatio...
Path to Developing a Presence in Second Life: January 2008
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Path to Developing a Presence in Second Life. This blog has been created as a result of an 805 independent study course through Educational Communications and Technology at the University of Saskatchewan. The purpose of this blog is to document the journey in designing an educational space in Second Life. Tuesday, January 29, 2008. Formal Presentation Area Created for ECMM Building. A formal presentation area (shown below) has been created on the first floor of the ECMM building in SL. If you click on th...
Path to Developing a Presence in Second Life: SLoodle Workshop
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Path to Developing a Presence in Second Life. This blog has been created as a result of an 805 independent study course through Educational Communications and Technology at the University of Saskatchewan. The purpose of this blog is to document the journey in designing an educational space in Second Life. Tuesday, March 3, 2009. On Monday, March 2, 2009, I attended a Social Presence in Virtual Worlds (SLrl) workshop on SLoodle. This workshop was hosted in-world by Josmas Flores at Insula Docta TCD. After...
Path to Developing a Presence in Second Life: February 2008
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Path to Developing a Presence in Second Life. This blog has been created as a result of an 805 independent study course through Educational Communications and Technology at the University of Saskatchewan. The purpose of this blog is to document the journey in designing an educational space in Second Life. Sunday, February 3, 2008. Educational Tools from THiNC SL. THiNC Book 2.0 (image retrieved Feb.3/08 from: http:/ thincsl.com/category/products/. THiNC BiG Display System. The display system is an educat...
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ECMM 805: Self-Directed Learning: January 2008
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Sunday, January 27, 2008. Personal SDL project: being iterative. In the interests of paying attention to my own self-directed learning as an iterative process (*waves at Rick*), I've decided to start having some fun with the fonts in the header of this blog. I'll change them regularly subject to my font whims, and I've started a flickr set. Reading response: the internet as a cultural institution? Carr refers to cultural institutions as “invitational environments” – that is, they invite...Is there someth...
ECMM 805: Self-Directed Learning: March 2008
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Monday, March 31, 2008. Interlude: fun with fonts. I will interrupt my already sporadic posting with this important public service message: Picking the right typeface is important. See exhibit A, below:. These signs are all over the university. They sit over those cauldron-looking things that contain a pot of the daily soup special. But when I look at this, do think "mmmm homestyle"? Do I think of fireplaces with kettles of simmering soup? If it's not the exact typeface, then it's darn close. But I’...
ECMM 805: Self-Directed Learning: Reading response: the internet as a cultural institution?
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Sunday, January 27, 2008. Reading response: the internet as a cultural institution? First off, let me start by saying that I haven’t forgotten about the report by Philip Candy in the “currently reading” section – the thing just turned out to be a lot longer than I expected (350 pages! And it’s taking me a bit longer to get through it. Instead, I decided to tackle something a bit more manageable for this reading response. There’s more to the article than I will discuss here, but one thing kept comin...
ECMM 805: Self-Directed Learning: personal SDL project: being iterative
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Sunday, January 27, 2008. Personal SDL project: being iterative. In the interests of paying attention to my own self-directed learning as an iterative process (*waves at Rick*), I've decided to start having some fun with the fonts in the header of this blog. I'll change them regularly subject to my font whims, and I've started a flickr set. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Flickr set of blog header fonts. Jeff Kurka's adventures in Second Life. Technology for Learning blog.
EC&I 834 Module 5 - III. Teaching in Future Online Environments (Web 3.0)
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Skip to main content. Create interactive lessons using any digital content including wikis with our free sister product TES Teach. Get it on the web. EC&I 834 Module 5. I Teaching in Traditional Online Environments (Web 1.0). II Teaching in Modern Online Environments (Web 2.0). III Teaching in Future Online Environments (Web 3.0). IV Module 5 Assignment. III Teaching in Future Online Environments (Web 3.0). Teaching in Future Online Environments. Photo credit: Jeff Kurka. What is Web 3.0? Massive Multipl...
ECMM 805: Self-Directed Learning: interlude: fun with fonts
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Monday, March 31, 2008. Interlude: fun with fonts. I will interrupt my already sporadic posting with this important public service message: Picking the right typeface is important. See exhibit A, below:. These signs are all over the university. They sit over those cauldron-looking things that contain a pot of the daily soup special. But when I look at this, do think "mmmm homestyle"? Do I think of fireplaces with kettles of simmering soup? If it's not the exact typeface, then it's darn close. Candy, Phil...
Second Life – Opinion | ED C&I 831 Ken Meredith's Blog
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ED C&I 831 Ken Meredith’s Blog. ED C&I 831 Blog. Ed C and I 831 Discussion Topics. Do Schools Kill Creativity. Second Life – Opinion. March 16, 2008. Posted by Ed 831 Ken in Uncategorized. I experienced a program called Second Life this week. There were a lot of people in our session. This added somewhat to the frustration of things not working so smoothly. I felt sorry for the instructor, Kirk Kezema. As more and more people started to enter the room. March 17, 2008. 2 Shaun loeppky - March 18, 2008.
ECMM 805: Self-Directed Learning: February 2008
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Tuesday, February 26, 2008. Personal SDL project: this hospital is a serif-free zone! One of the most striking things I noticed about the typefaces used in St. Paul’s hospital is that they are all sans serif. And, to a point, more recognizable features (like serifs) make words and letters easier to read. I decided to do a little more research about how serifs affect readability, and ran across a really great literature review. Or is it simply the fashion of the time? Hospital environment. Nametags ar...
ECMM 805: Self-Directed Learning: reading response: Phenomenon
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Friday, March 14, 2008. But I’ve certainly been thinking about it a lot. In the course of my research into the literature of SDL, I’ve seen theories and models and surveys… but this study in particular caught my eye, thanks to a different research approach. Donaghy decided to approach the study of self-directed learning on a more personal level: with influences from phenomenology. He interviewed four of the leading contributors in the field, and employed hermeneutics. One thing I really enjoyed was readi...
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Path to Developing a Presence in Second Life. This blog has been created as a result of an 805 independent study course through Educational Communications and Technology at the University of Saskatchewan. The purpose of this blog is to document the journey in designing an educational space in Second Life. Sunday, March 22, 2009. Serious SL Meetup in Boulder. On March 19, 2009, I attended a Serious Second Life Meetup in Boulder. Participants of Serious SL Meetup in Boulder ( photo taken March 19/09).
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