Millions of people worldwide have flocked to a virtual environment known as Second Life during the past few years. There, they create three-dimensional representations of themselves, known as avatars, that buy, sell, teach, build, and relate in a world totally created by its residents. Harvards father-daughter team of Charles Nesson and Rebecca Nesson as they examine Second Life and the opportunities and problems that this virtual environment confronts.
she video reminds me of sadness
HubsDrunk 2 years ago
this video is long
snooksp 2 years ago
Thanks for the video. Valuable content and the two of you covered important points. I will share with educators who are exploring & investigating SL & virtual worlds.
rashford 3 years ago