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IndiaMART Knowledge Services' Survey findings in the Home Decor Sector featured in Business Standard
Kokoro's library is a great place to take some book addict pictures~ i love reading irl~
Visit this location at Kokoro Academy - Anime School RP (Under Construction!) in Second Life
we have directions for everywhere in the city and local knowledge as to where you should go as well...
Throughout history, humans have developed different mediums and practices in preserving knowledge and culture. Virtual Reality (VR) is a medium which until recent years has been fairly exclusive due to the expensive technology and step learning curve in creating experiences. In recent years, this technology has become less expensive and more user friendly in the creation of 360/VR videos and 3D game environments through open-source game software like Unity. This panel will bring together an innovative, international group of cultural organizers using VR as a means to preserve and transmit language and traditional knowledge. We hoped to construct this panel in groups of one organisational rep and one participant.
Panelists discussed the trials and tribulations of creating these projects and the impacts they see that this technology will have on the future.
Video recording of the livestream can be found here.
Laurie-Ann Lines, Ethan Black, Ali Abel, Cindy Jardine (Dechı̨ta Nà owo VR project)
Loretta Todd (IM4 Initiative)
LeeAnne Ireland (Urban Society for Aboriginal Youth, Thunder VR)
Moderator: Casey Koyczan (Artist)
Day 21/365
I photographed the school spelling bee and my eye kept being drawn to the dictionary on the edge of the table.
Victoria Parliament building, British Columbia. Original photo with paint effects.
from the plaque: "Carved by Master Carver Cicero August and his sons Darrell and Doug August of the Cowichan Tribes... The loon, fisherman, bone game player, and frog represent lessons of the past and hope for the future. Erected February 2, 1990."