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N.B. There are lots of better places to find specific details on SL viewer and mesh. If you want more depth, follow the links in this article. The current SL viewer is now 3.0 (V3), released just within the last few days, I believe. I haven’t tried it yet. The main difference in V3 . . . → Read More: SL Viewer 3.0 and Mesh I just purchased a PDF download from the Association of Virtual Worlds (an organization that provides networking and other resources primarily to business and education enterprises), called A Consumer Guide to Virtual Worlds. It’s basically a list (over 375 listings total) of grids, but also includes social networking sites like Facebook and MySpace, as . . . → Read More: Review: A Consumer Guide to Virtual Worlds The shortcomings of music and sound in SL are massive. There are various ways to do sound: External feeds use the embedded Quicktime player to render web media. The media can be an asynchronous file download or a (relatively) synchronous stream. The latter is how live music is done. In either case you have . . . → Read More: Making Music Objects in SL I’m a big fan of building classes. Most formal building “schools” train and mentor their instructors and using a standard format that moves you through the class so you get all the info you need and are done at the end of the hour (though they usually hang out a while to answer questions . . . → Read More: Skills Learning in Second Life My response to a question about using OpenSimulator for a high school class. My essential recommendation was to check into ReactionGrid. . . . → Read More: Using OpenSim for K-12 |
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