This is the forth in our series of 'Coffee With ..' educational chat shows on Edunation III in Second Life, so please do come along, join our audience and meet other people interested in developing education and learning within Second Life.
In this show I'll be interviewing Dennis Newson (aka: Osnacantab Nesterov) Formerly: University of Osnabrück, Webhead and member of SLexperiments
In the show I will be talking to Dennis about his experiences of starting off his Second Life as a digital immigrant, his observations of language teaching within Second Life and his recent foray into teacher training and development.
If you would like to come along and watch the show and join in the discussion, then go along to Edunation III and click the sign-up terminals or email Gavin at: dudeney@theconsultants-e.com. The event is free, but we are limited to 100 places. The show starts at GMT = 18.00 (GMT is 8 hours ahead of Second Life time, so that's 10.00 PST and 19.00 CET)
If you don't have a Second Life avatar but would like to know how to set one up then you can download instructions from here. Setting up a Second Life avatar
Related links:
- Coffee With Kim Anubis
- Coffee With Kyle Mawer
- Coffee with Gavin Dudeney
- Filming in Second Life 1
- Teaching Speaking in Second Life
- More Second Life Tutorials
- Building in Second Life
- Lip Sync for Second Life
- Materials design for Virtual Worlds
- Teaching English in Second Life
- Second Life Teacher Training Videos
Nik Peachey
2 comments:
I plan to be there. Dennis is my launchpad neighbor on Virtlantis Island, next to the Mexico English Teachers' Alliance and my house. SLURL http://tinyurl.com/metaweb.
I promise to at least not try to make a spectacle of myself this time by landing on the coffee table half naked in Mayan warrior costume. Perhaps a more discrete entry from the back of the room in blue jeans might be a bit better. Haha!
Salty Saenz (Frank in Mexico)
Mexico English Teachers' Alliance
@ Frank
Thanks Frank. I know dress is supposed to be casual for these events, but you can take that too far!!
Best
Nik
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