The New Media Consortium (NMC) is an international not-for-profit consortium of nearly 200 leading colleges, universities, museums, corporations, and other learning-focused organizations dedicated to the exploration and use of new media and new technologies. The NMC was founded in 1993 by a group of hardware manufacturers, software developers, and publishers
Canada
Chris Messina
Collège LaSalle
Elektrischer Reporter
Elektrischer Reporter Second Life (deutsh)
FOAD
How compagnies can use Second Life
IBM
IBM Second Life : une histoire d'amour
Instituto Italiano di Cultura
Italie : promotion culturelle sur SL
Linden Lab
Mark Kingdon
NMC - The New Media Consortium
New Media Consortium
Ohio University
Ohio University Second Life Campus
Philip Rosedale
Philip Rosedale demonstrates object creation in the online virtual world Second Life (ForaTv)
Public Relations
Québec
SL : speculation sur le foncier
SL VIDEOS
SL business : billion dollar boy
Second Life = Next generation of Browsers ?
Second Life business
Second Life... peut mieux faire
Text 100 : vidéo de présentation des activités de l'agence de relations publiques sur Second Life
Universités : mon campus au Canada
architecture
articles
companies
dollars and dollars but linden dollars
e-learning
formation
germany
immobilier
italy
linden dollar
second life... ambiance
steaming video
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Showing posts with label SL VIDEOS. Show all posts
NMC - The New Media Consortium - overview of the virtual campus built in Second Life
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companies,
e-learning,
FOAD,
formation,
New Media Consortium,
NMC - The New Media Consortium,
Second Life business,
SL VIDEOS
Editor : claude a frison . former HR consultant Hewitt associates , Lmi - Computerworld , press review
Ohio University Second Life Campus
Virtual campus featuring multiple learning and collaboration opportunities for students on the Ohio campus and all over the world.
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e-learning,
FOAD,
formation,
Ohio University,
Ohio University Second Life Campus,
Public Relations,
Second Life business,
SL VIDEOS
Editor : claude a frison . former HR consultant Hewitt associates , Lmi - Computerworld , press review
How compagnies can use Second Life
By Smiddy (100Text Public Relations, NY) A short machinima clip illustrating how companies can use Second Life to improve both internal and external communications
Editor : claude a frison . former HR consultant Hewitt associates , Lmi - Computerworld , press review
Second Life = Next generation of Browsers ?
Chris Messina Co-founder and Open Source Ambassador (Citizen Agency)
3 mn - 3 march 2007
3 mn - 3 march 2007
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Chris Messina,
e-learning,
FOAD,
formation,
Second Life = Next generation of Browsers ?,
Second Life business,
SL VIDEOS
Editor : claude a frison . former HR consultant Hewitt associates , Lmi - Computerworld , press review
Text 100 : vidéo de présentation des activités de l'agence de relations publiques sur Second Life (08/2006)
Text 100 Branding building in Second Life / Andrew McGregor, Regional Director, Text 100 EMEA discusses the founding of Text 100's office in Second Life at the Amsterdam New Media event, Picnic 06, August 2006
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companies,
Public Relations,
Second Life business,
SL VIDEOS,
Text 100 : vidéo de présentation des activités de l'agence de relations publiques sur Second Life
Editor : claude a frison . former HR consultant Hewitt associates , Lmi - Computerworld , press review
Elektrischer Reporter Second Life (deutsh)
Interview mit Markus Breuer / Noch nie war es so leicht, ein Doppelleben zu führen: In Online-Rollenspielen wie Second Life entwerfen die Mitspieler ihre eigenen Körper und basteln sich eine neue Welt. Einige bestreiten mit den Aktivitäten ihrer dortigen Existenz sogar den Lebensunterhalt ihrer hiesigen. Andere geben sich ganz - virtuell hin oder her - dem uralten Diktat der Hormone hin.
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e-learning,
Elektrischer Reporter,
Elektrischer Reporter Second Life (deutsh),
formation,
germany,
Second Life business,
SL VIDEOS
Editor : claude a frison . former HR consultant Hewitt associates , Lmi - Computerworld , press review
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