I went to see Dr. Michael Wesch present last week at the University of St. Thomas in Minneapolis. While his name may not yet be a household word, his viral video on YouTube, “The Machine is Us,” may very well be. Published in February 2007, the video has received 3,634,385 hits on YouTube, as of this morning.
Wesch is back [...]
Archive for October, 2007
Michael Wesch and Media Literacy
Posted in Media literacy, Michael Wesch, tagged Web 2.0 on October 25, 2007 | 1 Comment »
Sun’s MPK20 Virtual Workplace and Open APIs
Posted in 3D environments, Future of eLearning, MPK20, Project Darkstar, Second Life, Sun Microsystems, Virtual Learning Environments, tagged Virtual Learning Environments, Second Life, Croquet, Sun Microsystems, MPK20, Darkstar, open API, Chris Melissinos, 3D worlds, virtual learning environment, 3D applications, virtual world on October 14, 2007 | 1 Comment »
Ok, another post on virtual worlds and immersive learning environments. Sorry, but this is a huge focus of my work these days, and I’m going to be pit bull-esque on this topic, for a while.
I just came off of a couple of days this week filled with meetings and discussions having to do with 3D virtual worlds. In fact, I had [...]
Virtual Worlds Catching on in Workplace
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Virtual Learning Environments on October 10, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Here’s a link to an article posted just today by the San Jose Mercury News, naming the various contenders in the virtual world domain.
A quick excerpt:
“Computers may need to be more powerful. During a presentation last month, Intel senior fellow Justin Rattner estimated that a virtual, 3-D environment could require a 100-fold increase in the computational [...]






