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Pat Perry's "Out in the Yard" hanging out in the yard in the virtual world of OSGrid.
See patperry's blog for generously offered free DL, and more fine work.
The aim of the project is to provide an Information Services help function within Virtual University of Edinburgh (Vue – www.vue.ed.ac.uk) in Second Life. The IS Cream Van is permanently parked on the beach area of Holyrood Park, Vue and offers an information service aimed at supporting students’ information needs. The van is also manned at certain times by an Information Services professional allowing for a more personal service when required. This is very much in it’s pilot phase and formal feedback is currently being gathered.
Posting from Second Life at the Technology Strategy Board island - and
wondering more than a little what strategy they actually have for using the
virtual world.
It is undoubtably a 'nice' island, but like many in Second Life it seems
like an virtual world presence that has been created specifically to host a
launch event, gather some publicity and allow the owners to say they are in
Second Life. Are there any plans to actually *use* this space?
The blog linked to here doesn't inspire confidence - having last been
updated in December last year.
U.S. Army and Intel conduct a scalability virtual world experiment to test technology of the Distributed Scene Graph with people doing roleplay and inclusion of bot technologies.
Good girls are pretty like all the time
I'm just pretty some of the time
Good girls are happy and satisfied
I won't stop asking until I die
I just can't deal with the rules
I can't take the pressure
3rd Stop: Metropolis (hypergrid.org:8002) Numerous attractions as such "Eiffel Tower". Must visit again.
"Metaverse Tour with Serene Jewell" is a resident-created community event. The goal of the Metaverse Tours is to see new places, have fun, and meet people. Everyone is invited to the Metaverse Tour.
Taken at Metropolis Welcome Region, *CenterWorld* (120, 119, 22)
The aim of the project is to provide an Information Services help function within Virtual University of Edinburgh (Vue – www.vue.ed.ac.uk) in Second Life. The IS Cream Van is permanently parked on the beach area of Holyrood Park, Vue and offers an information service aimed at supporting students’ information needs. The van is also manned at certain times by an Information Services professional allowing for a more personal service when required. This is very much in it’s pilot phase and formal feedback is currently being gathered.