Thursday, October 29, 2009

Metanomics :: In Counseling


Robert Bloomfield leads a discussion with Dick Dillon, from Preferred Family Healthcare, Dr Dan Krawczyk and Dr Michelle Kandalaft, from the University of Texas at Dallas about how their organizations use virtual spaces and anonymity for counseling young people with substance abuse and social problems.

From Treet TV.

An additional interview with Dick Dillon by Cybergrrl Oh was recorded today and can be found on Metaworld2.




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Cross-Cultural Collaboration in Second Life


4 leading architects from the US, New Zealand and Egypt discussed what Obama promised in his Cairo speech: an online network, facilitating collaboration across geographic and cultural boundaries. Hey, isn't that what SL has been for many of us for these past few years already? Draxtor Despres looked into the matter.




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The Corn Field Re-opens - Ed Clarity Report (10-29-09)


A place opened by Harry Linden a few years ago in SL, where Banned SL residents would be located, It has now re-opened again officially and Ed went to take a look, at the not so exciting, CornField.




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Second Life Oppertunities - Ed Clarity Report (10-29-09)


A look at just a small few of the endless possibilities in Second Life for residents and new people when they join.




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Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Google Earth? Move over!


Sneak preview of an amazing three dimensional model of the entire planet on which anyone can build their own homes or shops anywhere on earth. It was built by a tiny team led by Michael Fotoohi, managing director of Micazook.com and a bunch of friends all working in their spare time (Take a bow .Daniel, Jarek, Bartek and Marcin and Lukas) .

Report by Vic Keegan - more in The Guardian tomorrow.




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