I think I have become much more visually conscious since spending so much time in Second Life.
better than describing often is adding a few images. Below, participants were at work with boards of various kinds. (Some notes afterwards).
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| This game and games like it can be created simply in WORD or such a programme and uploaded as a texture |
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| Our simple task was to choose one of the numbers, press F1 and edit the text.
The marvellous thing about such straightforward "games" is that they easily generate spoken language - at first answers to questions, but sometimes developing into discussions.
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| Even Felix, my SL dog, is interested in board games. |
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| The group turned to working with programs for working with texts. |
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| Carol asks Osna to generate media on a prim. (More below). |
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| Osna's attempt was OK, but straighter would have been better. |
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| With board straightened, Osna displays a video from Vimeo. |
Carol mentioned some word processings programs on the internet which can be accessed from and used in Second Life.::
PrimaryPad is a web-based word processor designed for schools that allows pupils and teachers to work together in real-time.
itanPad
TitanPad
TitanPad lets people work on one document simultaneously.
We are rescuing EtherPad for your use.
Scribbler
Mmm. I do not know the program, there are several and I must ask Carol which one she means.
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