On behalf of the iSocial project team, I was approached to write a guest blog entry for Project Wonderland's Wonderblog. The team at Sun Microsystems recently published the iSocial entry.
You can read it by clicking the following link:
Wonderblog
Activities and artifacts of an enterprising academic interested in open education.
Monday, November 3, 2008
iSocial Guest Blog at the Wonderblog
On behalf of the iSocial project team, I was approached to write a guest blog entry for Project Wonderland's Wonderblog. The team at Sun Microsystems recently published the iSocial entry.
You can read it by clicking the following link:
Wonderblog
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
iSocial Prototype Walkthrough
I took a few minutes today to put together a brief introductory video of our prototype iSocial learning environment. We will be conducting trials with this learning environment beginning this Friday. This represents three months of hard work, and we're proud of what we have to show!
Monday, June 23, 2008
Wonderland's World Builder
How did I go from this
to this?
With the Wonderland World Builder of course.
The world builder is a simple browser-based application that makes it possible to create Wonderland worlds. Using a simple drag-and-drop interface, one simply drags tiles onto a 2D grid and positions them. After saving the world, it can be easily accessed from the Wonderland client.
The software itself comes with a set of very functional tiles. It is also possible to create tiles using Blender and the Gimp.
The world builder has been discussed at the Wonderblog.
It would be disingenuous to say that it was easy to set everything up on my development machine. However, the Wonderland Community is refreshingly fast at providing solutions when one gets stuck.
to this?
With the Wonderland World Builder of course.
The world builder is a simple browser-based application that makes it possible to create Wonderland worlds. Using a simple drag-and-drop interface, one simply drags tiles onto a 2D grid and positions them. After saving the world, it can be easily accessed from the Wonderland client.
The software itself comes with a set of very functional tiles. It is also possible to create tiles using Blender and the Gimp.
The world builder has been discussed at the Wonderblog.
It would be disingenuous to say that it was easy to set everything up on my development machine. However, the Wonderland Community is refreshingly fast at providing solutions when one gets stuck.
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