iFacilitate: Intro to Teaching in Second Life
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The document discusses teaching in the virtual world Second Life. It provides an introduction to Second Life and outlines critical preparations teachers and students must make before participating in virtual classes in Second Life, including ensuring proper equipment, practicing communication tools, exploring the virtual world, and setting boundaries. The document emphasizes that teachers should focus on content over technology, integrate Second Life gradually, and take advantage of its immersive and interactive environment.
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iFacilitate: Intro to Teaching in Second Life
- 2. Why? You’re excited Your students could use some excitement
- 3. Why? Second Life is SPECIAL . Not just another web-based tool
- 4. What is Second Life? Multi-User Virtual Environment (MUVE) created by Linden Lab June 23, 2003
- 6. UH Holds Classes in Virtual World While not created specifically for educational purposes, educators are using it for teaching & learning
- 7. Ikaika Miles Dr. Peter Leong Ikaika Miles in SL Educational Technology Wist Hall 228 [email_address] http://www.hawaii.edu/malamalama/2009/10/second-life/
- 8. Course goal: To design, develop, and evaluate instruction in SL
- 9. Synchronous in-world SL sessions; Laulima; Ning discussion; Blog
- 10. Basic fundamentals of building in SL: focus on building simple educational objects
- 11. Students learn how to use pairs of prims at right angles to create realistic looking plants
- 12. Virtual field trips: Explore educational SL builds to evaluate the design
- 13. Guest speakers in SL
- 14. Final project: the creation of a virtual world instructional module by student teams
- 15. Popcorn & soft drinks being enjoyed during Spanish Vocabulary Clothing Walking Tour
- 16. Critical Preparation #1 TEACHER Equipment
- 17. Critical Preparation #2 TEACHER Pre-built orientations
- 18. Critical Preparation #3 TEACHER Practice Communication Voice Text /practice!
- 19. Critical Preparation #4 TEACHER Object Interactions Touch Create Open Edit... More Pay Take Sit Here anybody have a clue what to do in here?
- 20. Critical Preparation #5 TEACHER Get use to multitasking help! which window to look at??
- 21. Critical Preparation #6 TEACHER Buy some Linden $
- 22. Critical Preparation #7 TEACHER Tell them something Use notecards
- 23. Critical Preparation #8 TEACHER Tell them where Use landmarks
- 24. Critical Preparation #9 TEACHER Make it worth the trip Excite, Explore, Experiment
- 25. Critical Preparation #10 TEACHER Find a home for your class ISTE NMC
- 26. Getting students ready Why? Not as tech savvy as you think; SL is extremely complex help! I’m sitting “in” the floor…
- 27. Critical Preparation #1 STUDENT Require visit to a decent orientation
- 28. Critical Preparation #2 STUDENT Snapshots (Screenshots)
- 29. Critical Preparation #3 STUDENT Controlled Exploration Be specific Set goals
- 31. Best Practices I need help! Where can I get that? Don’t assume anything
- 32. Best Practices Content not technology wonder why those avatars are all hunched over?
- 33. Best Practices Syllabus is complete wish I’d known I’d have to wear a stupid costume For this course, all students must demonstrate that they have the following required equipment: PC Computer Windows XP or Vista 1.5 ghz processor 1 GB RAM Graphics Cards: (at least one of these) --NVIDIA Graphics Card 6600+ -- ATI Graphics Card 1600-1900; 2600/2900; 3650/3850 High Speed DIRECT Internet Connection (wi-fi is unstable) *Approximately TWO WEEKS of class will be spent in required explorations before class begins. All students will be required to demonstrate that they have the basic skills needed to participate fully in a virtual class session.
- 34. Best Practices Try a unit of instruction - before a full semester Integrate Second Life slowly
- 35. Best Practices Safety Instructions Set Boundaries & Limitations Hey..how do we get outa this thing? I dunno
- 36. Best Practices Socialization – get students to join groups, attend social events Hey..how do we get outa this thing? Love to dance
- 37. Best Practices Watch out for Wi-Fi connections If possible, do a F2F orientation in lab
- 41. Acknowledgments Rebecca Meeder aka Professor Swarz Graduate Assistant Dr. Barbara McLain aka Professor Lilliehook
- 42. Mahalo!
Notes de l'éditeur
- Dr. Peter Leong, Education Professor, designed this course to provide students with the opportunity to explore the use of virtual worlds, primarily Second Life, for teaching and learning. Students identify and analyze emerging research, as well as tools, pedagogy, SL teaching environments, content resources, and available assessments for virtual world teaching. The course provides “hands-on” experiential learning with the objective of enabling graduate students to design, facilitate, and evaluate instruction in Second Life. As well as leveraging Second Life as a distance learning tool, the students and Dr. Leong research the various ways that Second Life can be leveraged for instructional purposes, such as exploring other educational SL builds ((virtual field trips) and assessing the design of those sims for educational purposes. The course also covers basic fundamentals of building in SL with a focus on building simple educational objects/tools (how to deliver content), e.g. materials dispenser (prim givers), media screen, slideshow, URL loader, book, etc. as well as on how to promote interactivity in SL. The ultimate goal is for the students to design, facilitate & evaluate instruction in SL that leverages SL. There are also asynchronous components of this completely online. UHs online learning tool Laulima (Sakai) provides a document repository, while weekly readings and online discussions are placed on a Ning social networking site where students can also post photos/videos, etc. Furthermore students are required to blog their SL learning experience using blogging tools of their choice. The final project is the creation of a class module by student teams, however there is a strong research component with students being required to research and compile a list of SL educational resources (both in-world & online) as well as develop an annotated bibliography of research on virtual world teaching.