3DWebWorldz:
Web integration
and how to use it
How 3DWebWorldz , a browser-based three-dimensional place, is integrating its instructional offerings with the rest of the World Wide Web.
Social media buttons
on 3DWebWorldz
- About 85% of US adults use the web.
- Web-worlds use the web too, running in your browser.
- Most of that 85% is using social media.
- Here is how 3DWebWorldz is connecting to social media
Social medial buttons on 3DWebWorldz
- Discord: social media for techies--text and voice
- MeWe: social media for everyone
- Patreon: support your local web-world
- YouTube: tutorials for 3DWebWorldz
- Submit a ticket: when you need help
Social media buttons and web-sending, details
- In a webworld, you are already in your browser.
- A web destination is only a click or two away.
- You can easily move back and forth between a webworld and another web page.
- Web integration is about talking advantage of the web in your neighborhood.
Discord
- Discord: The Discord community for 3DWebWorldz.
- You can read the text chat and talk in the voice channel.
- There are sub-channels for events, writers, educators, and artists.
- If you are a writer, educator, or artist, introduce yourself and tell us your interests.
- If you wonder about 3DWebWorldz or web-worlds in general, ask here.
MeWe
- MeWe: The 3DWebWorldz community on MeWe.
- MeWe is a general social media product somewhat like Google+.
- The people of virtual worlds are turning to MeWe now that G+ is ending.
- The 3DWebWorldz community has articles and chats about 3DWebWorldz.
- If you are a writer, educator, or artist, introduce yourself and tell us your interests.
- If you wonder about 3DWebWorldz or web-worlds in general, ask here.
Patreon
- Patreon: carries articles about how to use 3DWebworldz.
- And invites you to support the development of this educational site on the web.
YouTube tutorials
- YouTube: The 3DWebWorldz tutorial channel.
- These tutorials introduce 3DWebWorldz to instructors and students.
- 3DWebWorldz.com User Registration is a tutorial to help students start.
Submit a ticket about a technical problem
- If you find a bug or have a technical problem, submit a ticket.
- The best places to ask questions are Discord and MeWe.
Web-sending
- Web-sending: Giving people a clickable web link that takes them to the page.
Prepared
- You have a 3DWebWorldz place.
- You have web pages you want visitors or students to see, read, respond to.
- You build your library of links.
- Here's how: Building your Link Library
- You gather all those questions you have to answer for new people.
- You put them on the web (maybe in your class or project blog).
- You put objects with appropriate links in your 3DWebWorldz place.
- If someone asks, you point them to the object with the answers.
- They hover the red circle over the object and get to open the web page.
- Better yet, you don't have to be there. They can get the answers themselves.
Spontaneous
- You can't anticipate everything people will ask.
- And they may ask in a place where you don't have your link objects at hand.
- You may have answered in your class or project blog.
- So you know where the answer is. You need a way to give the link immediately.
How to send a web link
immediately
- Click the Chat and Radar button.
- Copy the url from the address bar of the browser.
- In region chat, paste the url.
Region chat shows web link url
- Expressions that start with http become web links people can click.
Some educational resources on the web
- Web contents you might offer to your students:
- List of educational video websites
- List of encyclopedias accessible on the Internet.
- List of academic databases and search engines
- Educational Video Sites
- Educational lectures (search)
- Educational videos (search)
- To find lectures or videos on a topic, include the topic name in the search:
- Educational videos physics (search)
- Or you might teach students how to fish:
- How to search the web (search)
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