Update: Presentation recordings are now available on YouTube at these links:
“Hybrid Tech” – https://youtu.be/UxrEJN3uY_U?t=3882 (timestamp 1:05)
“Worlds Collide” – https://youtu.be/hBaZyOWBu3Q?t=34676 (timestamp 9:38)
Presentations
I will be giving and participating in two presentations this weekend at the annual OpenSimulator Community Conference. Schedule and registration information are at the links below. The presentations will be streamed on YouTube. https://conference.opensimulator.org/schedule/ https://conference.opensimulator.org/register/
Hybrid Tech “how do I reach thee let me count the ways…” “Hybrid Tech” means combining tools in optimal ways by playing to their strengths and mediating to their weaknesses, relative to the use at hand. In this session hybrid tech will be demonstrated via presenter narrative and audience participation using laptop and mobile devices to access Augmented Reality, Web 2.0, and Web3D applications and environments, all from within the OpenSimulator environment. Saturday, December 5th, 8:00am-8:30am PACIFIC
Cross-College Cross-Pollen “when professional and virtual worlds collide…” Can undergraduate instructors and students in different areas of practice cooperate online to instill cross-disciplinary communication skills at the same time as they more effectively teach and learn their own subject matter? College students from Montana State University Billings and Peninsula College Washington State were brought together by their instructors, online, in an authentic industry modeling scenario where a consultant group is hired by a corporation to improve performance, based on discussion with subject matter experts and studying work processes. Operator and Designer students came together to focus on A) Effective visual communication cues in a dangerous operating environment, and B) Learning to communicate professionally across technical specialties. Sunday, December 6th, 4:30pm-5:00pm PACIFIC