EduNation II

EduNation II features seminar, powerpoint, audio and videocast facilities, various different teaching environments, a podcast and rss space, an educational project gallery and a sandbox for building projects. Use of the seminar facilities is free subject to availability.

What can I do on EduNation II?

1. Host an educational event or conference
2. Receive training in how to use Second Life for educational purposes
3. Find out more about The Consultants-E (visit our Headquarters)
4. Use the Seminar Room for seminars and powerpoint presentations
5. Use the Podcast lounge for audio and video podcast sessions
6. Use the Videocast Lounge for streaming video presentations
7. Visit the Social Space for social activities, film showings and parties
8. Visit the archives of past conferences
9. Build in the free sandbox
10. Host a 2-sim event of up to 100 participants with audio, video and PPT

Note: this island can be closed for private events and training sessions. Please contact Dudeney Ge in-world for more.

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The SLanguages 2007 Conference

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Selected comments on The Consultants-E SLanguages 2007 in-world conference:
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• “Thank you for the "all-in-all" excellent organization of SLanguages 2007!”
• “An inspiring event. It was great to see educators from across the globe generously sharing their experience - an illustration in itself of the educational benefits of SL!”
• “One day seminars have inherent difficulties in real life: there’s only room for 4/5 sessions so how broad / deep? One dud session can cast a pall over the whole day etc. This held up VERY well. Congrats.”
• “An inspiring event. It was great to see educators from across the globe generously sharing their experience - an illustration in itself of the educational benefits of SL!”
• “I was excited to be part of this conference. I can't help thinking that, in the future, we'll look back on it as the start (or part of the start) of something important in education.”
• “would love to see this event happen next year...and the next...and the next...;)”