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Cathy Arreguin

YouTube - Science Through Second Life Overview - 0 views

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    Overview of Science through Second Life - a Motorola grant funded science curriculum implemented in a 9th grade Brooklyn science class, Spring 2008. (Full disclosure - Co-designed by Cathy) A practical example of using a virtual world to supplement and support standards based high school science. Note the environments NPIRL (not possible in real life).
Cathy Arreguin

Science-Related Places in Second Life - 2 views

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    A table (list) of over 100 science related places in Second LIfe. Includes SLURLS. If you are looking for a science related location to visit and report on, this is a super list to check out.
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    Cathy, this was a great resource!! Thank you! It was easy to look at the each site, the descriptions of it, and get teleported. I visited Astronomy and Info Island, got on the balloon ride and looked at the other places around.
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    This is excellent. I went to the planetarium and was able to view the night sky from the perspective of Australians. What a great experience for students to have! They put on a presentation that includes history of the telescope, Galileo, current research in space, and ancient views on the stars. The night sky just opens up. It is if you are sitting at the top of the world.
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    Thank you for sharing. I visited a few differect locations. It was interesting to see how some were more of just a meeting place and some were very interactive and informational.
Kelly Smith

Medical Examiner's Office - 0 views

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    Anyone interested in CSI? What about forensic science to stimulate your science classes? It has posters that give information about the basics of forensic science, as well as scheduled lectures. Inside the examining room, there are pictures (both avatar and real life) of autopsies. In the morgue you can open and close the drawers.
Jen Ellis

ACS (American Chemical Society) The place for Chemists and Scientists! - 8 views

I really liked this location. I found it really easy to navigate. I liked the museum. I felt like I was in an actual chemistry museum with floating molecules and explanations.

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Cathy Arreguin

Ocean Science in Second Life: Abyss Observatory Opening January 28 - Betterverse: Nonpr... - 0 views

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    Ocean science museum in SL: the educational sim includes a "Journey into the Deep" 2,000 meter underwater elevator, virtual replicas of the NOAA's research vessel "Okeanos Explorer" and submersible "Cleria", an undersea manned habitat, and lots of other scientific experiences to discover International Japanese/other collaboration
Veero Derkarabetian

Star Trek Museum of Science - 0 views

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    There is a lot here! Multi-leveled world with plenty of interesting visuals. It feels much like any science museum would...you walk around to various rooms/exhibits that have some sort of hands on or interactive display that has something to do with space or science in general. Plus there are artifacts from start trek that you can explore.
Cathy Arreguin

Second Life Biology: Building the Photosynthesis Engine III:Light Reactions - 0 views

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    This is a blog about the use of Second Life in teaching science, especially biology. It is meant to document my Second Life activities and development efforts leading up to and including my upcoming Sabbatical in Spring 2009. My sabbatical is to develop hands on modules in Second Life that could supplement either lecture or lab classes. Photosynthesis
Cathy Arreguin

ScienceSim » start - 1 views

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    Intel's opensim grid dedicated to science education
Andy Jensen

The science behind Star Trek - 0 views

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    This is a Star Trek museum that looks like the real Enterprise. You can go to the bridge, teleporter, engineering bay, the Captain's ready room, and everywhere else on the ship. Most of the rooms have either Star Trek trivia or they have interactive science activities. There is a planetarium, information about different parts of the universe, and short tests (more like games) to assess learning. One of the tests requires the test-taker to correctly identify different categories of craters on Mars.
Cathy Arreguin

YouTube - Authentic Virtual Lab Demo - 1 views

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    OpenSim demonstration of lab demo. The author admits that this is somewhat futuristic example. However, it DOES indicate where virtual worlds are heading in the very near future. (perhaps 2 years?) Good to show science educators in particular.
Sonya Rea

Science Learning Opportunities in Second Life - 1 views

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    This video was an amazing eye-opener to show what is already out there for science education.
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    Thanks for sharing this video. I'm looking forward to visiting these locations.
Jen Ellis

Math and Science Simulations - 1 views

http://www.explorelearning.com/ Although not a multi-user environment I wanted to share this site. It provides great simulations particularily in science. It allows students do labs online and se...

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started by Jen Ellis on 15 May 10 no follow-up yet
Andy Jensen

International Space Flight Museum - 3 views

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    This is a great interactive science museum featuring nasa artifacts and space facts. You can even travel to Mars and explore the surface!
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    Thanks for sharing this site I really enjoyed it. In 8th grade science we teach a unit on Astronomy. I liked being able to travel and see the Earth from space.
Cathy Arreguin

Send your essay to my avatar: virtual worlds set to transform real learning - Secondary... - 0 views

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    Kate Farrell interviewed regarding using virtual worlds in K12 education - highlighting Science in Second Life (Global Kids) Good explanation Sottish publication
Kelly Smith

Anyone into CSI? - 0 views

Check out this http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Whispering%20Angel%20Island/152/28/22 This is a location for Forensic Science. As you enter, you find yourself in a lecture hall with posters t...

started by Kelly Smith on 10 May 10 no follow-up yet
Brian Campbell

Free-Ed.Net - In-world Campus - 0 views

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    The Internet-based Free-Ed.Net whose slogan is"Free Education for All" has taken to Second Life as a medium. This site is a virtual campus that feels much like a community college, with each building representing a certain discipline (humanities, nursing, math, science, IT, etc.) Features an advanced Teleport system that allows you to browse different courses and locations within campus. Allows you to access different courses online by choosing links to them in the various locations. There are lots of information kiosks and support mechanisms throughout, including the site owner, making it easy to navigate. Handy for expanding one's knowledge in various areas of interest at one's own pace.
Melissa Hughes

Second Life - Great Places to Visit - 1 views

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    Categorized lists include: Beautiful Places | Historical Recreations | Commemorations | Museums | Art | Galleries | Science | Technology | Space | Astronomy | Science Fiction Media | Nature | Public Parks | Education | Schools | Libraries | Religious Places | Health | Medical | Dancing | Really Cool Elsewhere | Linden Lab | Second Life Showcase ... and sidebar jpegs to entice you there.
Mechelle Reynolds

Synthetic Biology - 2 views

http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/LINDSAY%20Virtual%20Medicine/136/209/1 I was looking into science locations and came across this great interactive site: Synthetic Biology Interactive (SBI) is...

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started by Mechelle Reynolds on 11 May 10 no follow-up yet
Papith Lee

Second Life Maps | SploLand - 2 views

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    This place was great! It was huge. First, I got on an airplane and took a Splo tour. It took me to different places. I explored the pi area, observed the moon's orbit, and lastly went to see the optical illusions at the exhibits. There were many exhibits. Most of the exhibits I visited had optical illusions. In science, I teach my third graders to observe by looking. There was the face/vase illusion, the distorted room, and lots of other cool illusions. This reminded me of the Exploratorium in San Francisco. With budget cuts, this would be a great place to show students without leaving school campus!
gcsnow

NOAA, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration - 1 views

http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Meteora/177/163/27 Site Description: NOAA, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. This is the virtual home of a real location. Overall ...

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started by gcsnow on 12 Nov 10 no follow-up yet
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