The Maker Movement and
the potential of virtual worlds
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the potential of virtual worlds
The Maker education movement has much in common with virtual worlds. They both could benefit from knowing more about each other. Here is introductory information about each.
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- Maker education uses hands-on, collaborative, learning experiences.
- Gives practice in collaboration, problem-solving, and innovation.
- And in learner-driven experience, peer-to-peer teaching, and "failing forward."
- Virtual worlders will recognize this kind of practice.
- Maker education often uses Makerspaces.
- We virtual worlders have similar spaces. We call them virtual worlds.
- We keep ours an home, so we don't have to drive.
- The people we collaborate with live anywhere in the world.
- They meet us in our virtual worlds.
- We rent our places in OpenSimulator for $20 a month or less.
- Our grids could provide kid-safe independent virtual worlds.
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More after the break
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Metaverse events, recent and upcoming
- Mal Burns: Inworld Review
- Hypergrid Writer's Community
- HYPERGRID EVENTS
- Metaverse Jobs; Job Listings
- IMA locations
- 3D web-worlds of the browser (G+ community)
- Selby's daily news collection: Virtual worlds are real
- Virtual Outworlding news collection
- Events on the Hypergrid: HYPEvents
- Destination guide: OpenSimWorld
- Hyperica, Directory of Opensimulator hypergrid destinations
- WELCOME TO SEANCHAI LIBRARIES
- Entertainment on the Hypergrid, a G+ community
- Hypergrid Destinations
- Hypergrid-related articles in this blog


