Three YouTube videos about using Second Life for Education

Created by Kelly Walsh (The College of Westchester) on July 1, 2009

This week I am on vacation with my family, and unfortunately the Internet connection at the Historic Powhatan Resort here in Williamsburg, VA hasn’t been working consistently since I arrived on Saturday. It looks like I’m going to have to postpone the final post in my series on using Virtual Worlds in Education until next weekend. In the meanwhile, here’s a few insightful and informative YouTube videos about using SL for educational purposes ... [Please click here to continue reading the full post on EmergingEdTech.com, where I blog regularly about the use of Internet technologies in education. Thanks!]

YouTube and Second Life for Education

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		Three YouTube videos about using Second Life for Education Created by Kelly Walsh (The College of Westchester) on July 1, 2009 This week I am on vacation with my family, and unfortunately the Internet connection at the Historic Powhatan Resort here in Williamsburg, VA hasn’t been working consistently since I arrived on Saturday. It looks like I’m going to have to postpone the final post in my series on using Virtual Worlds in Education until next weekend. In the meanwhile, here’s a few insightful and informative YouTube videos about using SL for educational purposes ... [Please click here to continue reading the full post on EmergingEdTech.com, where I blog regularly about the use of Internet technologies in education. Thanks!] YouTube and Second Life for Education Kelly's blog Login or register to post comments 153 reads
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