Baldric’s Trousers

On Tuesday, I was kindly given an interesting tour of some of the interactive spaces and games that Kim Anubis and her colleagues at the Magicians have created.
One of these was ‘The Spanish Kitchen, made for languagelab. com which was truly amazing.

You sit in the chair, and the abuela starts to prepare one of many [...]

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Trying out the blogHUD here, bloggingdirectly from Second Life. I did this while attending the grand opening of VirtualMorocco, a fabulous space in SL that was created by a group of university students after their trip to the real Morocco.

One of the things I [...]

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Second Verse collects a number of interesting comments about Second Life, particularly the way that SL and the Web may well blur into one (Web 3.0 as Jeff Lebow has called it).
A link to the post also brought Fabjectory to my attention, which is also very interesting.

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I’ve been thinking about SL and whether it’s Web 2.0 or showing us what the Web 3.0 will look and feel like.
Perhaps, it’s a bridge between the two. One thing that makes Second Life so Web 2.0 is that it embodies what the new Web is all about: users coming together in a community and [...]

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