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GLOBAL KIDS CRC SUMMER CAMP 2007
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In the summer of 2007, Unicef and Global Kids launched the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) Machinima Camp in the virtual world of Teen Second Life (TSL). Teens from around the world gathered together for five weeks to learn about children's rights, and produced ten 1-minute machinima films on rights they identified in the CRC. Each film is unique in its own way, we hope you enjoy them!
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In May of 2007, an avatar contest was held on Global Kids island in Teen Second Life. James Paul Gee, the noted professor, came to Global Kids to try on the various avatars- such as a chicken, a cyberninja and a dragon -- while reflecting on a variety of issues related to games, learning, avatars and online identity.
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Meet the Global Kids
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Meet the Global Kids
Meet the Global Kids, a video about Global Kids, their mission, programs and the y...
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UNICEF video on Global Kids' CRC...
This is a UNICEF-produced video on Global Kids' Convention on the Rights of the Ch...
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11.15.07 MacArthur Forum on Virt...
This is Barry's videolog - from NY to LA - asking everyone he met what they associ...
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CRC Machinima Camp Collection Pa...
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CRC Machinima Camp Collection Part 2 of 2
This is the second half of the CRC Machinima Camp 1-minute series made by teens in...
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Global Kids Kofi Annan Simulcast...
On March 20, 2008, Global Kids produced the simulcast of Kofi Annan receiving the ...
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A Child's War - a video made in ...
This video was the year-end project for the Global Kids youth leaders in Queens, N...
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Global Kids' Race to Equality - ...
A diverse group of New York City public high school students, involved in an inten...
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The Global Kids Experience
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The Global Kids Experience
The Global Kids Experience
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Civil Liberties in Teen Second Life
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Civil Liberties in Teen Second Life
The following video was prepared by Global Kids for a discussion on Philanthropy a...
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