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Archive for 25/01/2009
More Second Life
25/01/2009 by lizit.
I seem to be living in Second Life at the moment with setting up the island for ILE, getting my OU tutor group inworld and attending building classes. On a personal level, I am noticing how long it takes to do stuff (though hopefully some stuff will be re-usable). Creating a notice board involves making textures (Word then image capture and resize canvas to meet SL requirements then upload to SL), building a notice board (re-usable once one has been created) and applying appropriate texture, then putting in appropriate place and making sure positioned OK.
The major achievement today has been doing some land parceling - should make life easier with managing extraneous objects, builds and debris.
One of my OU students has been asking more about safety in SL. I think it might be useful for all the projects I’m involved in to put together a quick hints and tips sheet. Simple things like adding real life name and context to the notes section on an avatar profile so I know who I am talking to. It seems something more may be needed than the keeping safe advice in the ‘Getting into Seconf Life’ guide Anna and I have been using.
Although the Constuction Junction course is very tiring, I am thoroughly enjoying it and gaining a lot from it. Hopefully, I will be able to experiment with some of the stuff I have been learning before I forget how to do it! Having access to a course wiki is useful for reference too.
This next week I really must spend some time in real life catching up on some reading and other stuff I am falling behind on. Still Rome wasn’t built in a day and I can’t work 24/7 if I want to stay sane!
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