Justin in Virtual Worlds

I was thinking that my activities relating to Virtual Worlds are beginning to bear fruit, in that I can go to business development meetings with potential clients and be able to talk VWs with credibility.

I’m blowing my own trumpet here [er, I think that’s called Marketing – Ed.], but hopefully you will find the list of posts I’ve done on VWs useful:

• Visit to D|Lab, Institute of Digital Innovation
• #RSCN09 – Learning in Virtual Worlds conference: my thoughts
• Are Virtual Worlds a Refuge from the Recession?
• NewcastleGateshead in Second Life
• ThinkBalm releases its premier Immersive Internet report
• Animmersion assignment

This post from my personal blog has an amusing take on how much time people can spend in-world… ;-)

I’ve also uploaded photos from my times in-world to Flickr, which you can flick through below. n.b. the human character at the centre (in various guises) is Tandoorichicken Masala, my personal avatar; the fox-like ‘furry’ is Fujitsu Infinity, my work av when I was at Fujitsu.

Related posts:

1. Second Skin – film about Virtual Worlds Intro Those who’ve met me know I can bore for England on Second Life – e.g. people laugh when they...
2. #RSCN09 – Learning in Virtual Worlds conference: my thoughts This post is my immediate feedback from the event at the University of Sunderland yesterday, details of which are here....
3. Virtual Worlds in Education – Keynote The afternoon’s main presenation by Kate Boardman, with a very helpful exposition of how best to help those who come...
4. Are Virtual Worlds a Refuge from the Recession? PRESENTERS Lauren Bigelow – WeeWorld Maura Welch – WeeWorld DESCRIPTION Virtual worlds could be recession-proof because the economy won’t change...
5. The Legal Aspects of Virtual Worlds A session with John Kelly of JISC Legal team which examined (rather scary) legal scenarios, using group discussions. Also check...