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Virtual Worlds Conference Media

Videos

Videos of the conference sessions are available at the following links:

Keynote - Strangers in a Strange Land - Craig Becker

Demo - SecondLife - Leslie Jarmon

Keynote - Recognizing the Routinization Trap - Tony O'Driscoll

Keynote - Virtual Worlds at Work and Learning - Eilif Trondsen

Keynote - The Virtual Worlds Exploratorium - Marshall Scott Poole

Panel - A Platform for Commerce and Collaboration

Panel - Video Game Industry and MMOG

Panel - Virtual Worlds and Learning


Speaker Slides

Slides from speakers presentations are available on the Keynotes and Panels pages.

SecondLife presence

The Open Forum sessions of the conference will be co-hosted by the Stockholm School of Economics on its island in Second Life ­ SSE MBA. For those who would like to attend the keynote and panel sessions virtually, the SLurl is the following:
SecondLife URL (Please note that the MISQ Special Issue Workshop on Thursday is a closed workshop and will not be broadecast in SL.) Please contact Robin Teigland (robin.teigland@hhs.se), aka Karinda Rhode in SL, if you have any questions.

Follow UT's Virtual Worlds Conference on Twitter!

Sign up on the web at http://twitter.com/utvwc Just click the "Follow" button. On your mobile, web-enabled phone, go to m.twitter.com" Or signup via SMS/text message. Send "follow <username>" in a text message to Twitter (40404) to start following someone from your phone. Note: You must be a registered Twitter user to use these services. Create your own account at twitter.com


Comments about the conference?
If you have comments, ideas, or suggestions abou the conference, keynotes, or virtual worlds in general, post a comment on the utvwc Twitter page! You can make a Twitter post on the utvwc twitter page by posting an @Reply. From the web or your phone, enter: @utvwc <your comment here>


SecondLife in the Media

Article in the New York Times on SecondLife







      
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Last updated Tuesday, March 17, 2009
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