Explicit Bargains: Setting Realistic Expectations for Learning in Virtual Worlds
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Built on an idea from Clay Shirky's book "Here comes everybody" this talk discusses how educators can set realistic goals for teaching and learning in virtual worlds such as Second Life. Please note that my font and transitions will be lost in the upload.
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- 1. Explicit Bargains: Setting Realistic ( Yet Powerful ) Expectations for Teaching in Virtual Worlds Sarah “Intellagirl” Robbins SLCC 2008
- 2. You RAWK!!
- 3. I have to learn WHAT?
- 4. I don’t see the point
- 5. I have to support WHAT?
- 6. Can’t you just use our LMS?
- 7. The faculty want to do WHAT?
- 8. Are we going to be sued?
- 9. I know this will work! Just give it a chance!
- 10. How can we ensure that teaching in Virtual Worlds is as powerful as we believe it can be?
- 11. A better approach to implementation
- 12. Here Comes Everybody : The power of organizing without organizations Clay Shirky Read My book!
- 13. The Promise
- 14. The Tool
- 15. The Bargain
- 16. The Promise
- 17. Increased “presence” NOAA‘s Meteora
- 20. The Tool
- 21. Stigmergy Lumiere Noir the Ivory Tower of Primitives
- 23. Global Community
- 24. Multi-modal Communication Ed Lamoureux Sl.nmc.org
- 25. The Bargain
- 27. Students suspend self-limitations Loyalist College Border Crossing
- 28. Best, justified use of the tools
- 29. Necessary expertise to serve as guide, advisor, AND instructor
- 31. Course Eval: “The whole SL thing just didn’t make sense to me. Why did we do it?”
- 32. Students spend only minimal time and effort in SL.
- 33. Your SL island is trashed/griefed/abandoned.
- 34. “ My students keep coming up with problems/issues that I can’t solve!”
- 35. “ We built this great space and now our faculty don’t seem interested in using it.”
- 36. “ My students have trouble logging in.”
- 37. Administration: “I thought you said that our SL space would increase our enrollment!”
- 38. What deal are you making?
- 39. SL: Intellagirl Tully Email: intellagirl@gmail.com Web: intellagirl.com Skype, Yahoo, AIM, Gchat: Intellagirl Sarah “Intellagirl” Robbins