Second Life Education Support Faire January 25th-30th 2009

Hey ya Path! If I can help let me know. Notecard away!
~Lisa~

Yep, pretty much. If you were saying "olde faire", you'd pronounce 'em, but for "olde England", you didn't need to, because the next word starts with a vowel similar to the "e" at the end of "olde".

The "Ye", however, is really a "the" .... I don't remember the explanation for how "the" became "ye", but I bet it has something to do with the printing process of the time.

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I sent an email as requested to Pathfinder @ the email requested, asking to be involved. This was sent a few days ago...I still have no reply. Since this is only 10 days away, can someone please inform me as to what is going on?

Thank you

Just sent you an email with details.

I work for Languagelab.com. We are currently teaching ESL, EFL and Spanish in over 18 sims. We have used Second Life as our main teaching venue for over 3 years. We were interested in having a booth. What is the process for participation?

Ping me via email. Which you already did. And which I just responded to.

Great to have Languagelab participating! See you at the Faire.

Hi Pathfinder!

I would like to demonstrate a Multiple Choice Test Board, which was developed by our growing product development community called 'Marble Isle'.
What would be the next step?


Regards,

Fim Fischer
Marble Isle Team
http://de.youtube.com/watch?v=CaQzQYe-gik

Hello,
i'm very eager my self to know when we can start with any booth to represent "Life Heartbeat" our community and our educational support activities for all residents !

Thanks alot

Hello my name is Max (Maxx Viper on SL) and I am a business student at Western
Washington University located in Bellingham, WA. I'm currently helping to
research the opportunities and challenges for business education in Second
Life. This research will benefit Western Washington University staff and
students. I'm was wondering if anyone can direct me to any schools, colleges, and universities on SL. I'm focusing on ones that have real world counterparts (i.e. the USC Marshall School of Business) that conduct classes on SL in addition to the many real world classes they offer. As well as ones that have anything to do with various business fields and concentrations. In addition to the SURL's of places I can visit on SL I was wondering if you could send me the e-mails of any business professors or their SL name that use SL as an educational tool that you know of. I'm attempting to increase my sample of professors so later I can send a survey to all of them to better understand the different aspects that SL offers to higher education. Also if you could answer the following questions it would be much appreciated. How would you say Second Life is unique to traditional education? What do you see in the trends and potential of higher education in virtual worlds? What are the various ways professors use SL? Any contacts or insight is very appreciated. I thank you in advance for you time and knowledge on the subject. I'm very new at SL.

-Max S.
WWU Freshman Business Student