Online education and the metaverse

2012

May / August Exhibit
Lightbird

Maya Paris’ light sculpture will be on display until August 20.  Enter the spirit of the sculpture by wearing the free costume and wings.  Ponder the significance of musical eggs.  Dance with a dandelion clock.  It’s all good fun.

More about the exhibit here

 Maya Paris display on Minerva till June 20
To visit, download the Second Life client, here:
http://secondlife.com/support/downloads/
Then use the link on that page to join Second Life (free). Instead of continuing to the Second Life orientation area, use this link to arrive at the exhibit:
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Minerva/115/81/29

March / April Exhibit
Women’s History Month: St Isabella’s Isle

This immersive space was created by Indea Vaher; it gives visitors the impression of visiting an African American seacoast community in the early part of the 20th century. Through 3D recreation, videos, music and interactive exhibits, visitors learn about the rice-growing culture of the South Carolina and Georgia Sea Islands.  The exhibit closes April 15.

Listen to the ocean as you explore this immersive site

To visit, download the Second Life client, here:
http://secondlife.com/support/downloads/
Then use the link on that page to join Second Life (free).
Instead of continuing to the Second Life orientation area, use this link to arrive at the exhibit:
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Minerva/115/81/29

Be sure your audio is on; use the icons at the top right to control sound and media.

March 8 is International Women’s Day

On Minerva, you can chain yourself to a fence to protest for the vote while listening to a rousing feminist anthem, free to download from Gerri Gribi:  http://creativefolk.com/free.whm.html

Or, if you’d rather chain yourself up in a more appropriate place, IM Ellie Brewster for a full-perms copy of Paderborn’s suffragist exhibit.

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