From Virtual Worlds at Seton Hall
Introduction
Welcome to the Seton Hall University Virtual Worlds Wiki! Seton Hall University has been investigating the use of virtual worlds for education since Spring 2006. Since that time we have embarked on a number of different projects and initiatives. A description of each project can be found under the Portfolio section of this wiki. The TLT Center at Seton Hall also holds a number of professional development opportunities for faculty interested in exploring virtual worlds. A list of workshops descriptions can also be accessed on the right menu bar.
Over the past year the TLT Center and participating faculty have been working to develop Pirate Island, Seton Hall’s Second Life Island nestled in New Media Consortium territory. In order to access the island, the interested avatar must first become a member of the NMC Second Life group [1]. Once an avatar has been created and associated with the NMC group, Pirate Island can be accessed through the following SLurl: [2].
If you have any questions please contact Danielle Mirliss.
Virtual Worlds Collaboration Group
A group dedicated to promoting and supporting the use of virtual worlds at Seton Hall Unversity has formed and meets on a regular basis. This group is composed of faculty from various disciplines as well as supporting administrators. The mission statement and goals of this group can be accessed via the links below.
Mission Statement
Goals and Objectives
Meeting Minutes
