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Date: Tue, 13 Sep 2011 01:17:45 +0100
From: Virtual World Watch <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Distracted by pie
*Taps on the screen* anyone out there?
In response to the occasional "What's happening with Virtual World
Watch?" "Is it coming back?" "Where have the snapshots gone?"
questions...
Nothing really much has happened with the (funding absent) VWW so far
in 2011 - in fact, the last post is from December 2010.
Round about the end of last year, the website was hacked (badly, as
some folk saw) and partially rebuilt, though a lot of the content is
still missing. A full rebuild, though attempted several times, didn't
work out; my lack of technical skills, lack of patience, and rickety
old wordpress versions were not a combinations. It also didn't help
that I ended up spending an unexpected four months over several trips
in the USA, and the ramifications of all that caused spare time plans
to be torn up (funded work is ringfenced; the rest is on a "when
there's time" basis). I also spent too much time being distracted by
http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=pie&w=87775696%40N00&s=rec
However, the newest version of Wordpress (3.2.1), along with other
upgrades, a change of package and update procedures, has helped
tremendously and stuff appears to (finally) work now. The domains
(we're also .com now) and hosting have been renewed for another year,
and we also have a bit of informal technical support in the form of my
domestic boss (who is a US college systems librarian in real life).
Apart from one last platform memory problem, we can put the remainder
of the content back in over the next few weeks, most importantly being
all the snapshots. This will be a relief, as it was unnerving to look
at the webstats for the first time in a loooong time and see that the
site still, oddly, gets a lot of traffic.
More good news. As have said recently, VWW (finally) has a confirmed
small amount of independent funding to do one snapshot. We aren't
restrained to doing a standard PDF/RTF report, so am thinking of a
possibly better way of doing both the data collection and publishing
the results. One thing for definite is that we want to avoid the quite
ridiculous problems that bedevilled the last two snapshots, and were a
disincentive to do any more. The snapshot has to go live on here by
Friday December 9th 2011 by the latest. Also, it'll include Ireland as
there were a few requests from there to participate in any future
snapshots.
In more good news, we're also negotiating to do an e-book on examples
of virtual world uses in education, which looks promising. This won't
come out (or, digitally appear) until deep into 2012, partially as we
need to fill in a lot of knowledge gaps and catch up. That's another
incentive to go hunt and find examples of virtual world use.
Speaking of which, we've been quietly having a look around UK academia
of late, and it's quite interesting, after an extended period of not
looking at virtual world stuff, to see what's changed. Unless that pie
has zapped my memory, there seems to be some new/unfamiliar names who
are doing things in both HE and FE; but more using OpenSim and
similar, than Second Life. That's just an impression, but will be
asking these to hopefully explain what they're doing. I'd hazard a
guess, but there seems as much, if not more, open virtual world
activity in UK HE/FE now than there was in 2008 or 2009.
In Second Life I'm still Silversprite Helsinki, and can be found on
various islands when not based in the ruins of the conference centre
building on Eduserv Island.
So, timetable for VWW 2.0:
To end September: Rebuild this website + put remainder of content,
especially snapshots, back in. Work out format of data collection and
dissemination for next snapshot.
Early October: Sort out social media aspects of VWW 2.0.
October to November: Data collection for autumn 2011 snapshot.
November: Finally get some decent hair for my avatar.
Early December: Summary (format unsure) of snapshot.
Time for some pie.
Regards, and thanks for your patience,
The Virtual World Watch 2.0 team
(John, Butterfingers and Reeses)
www.virtualworldwatch.net
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Date: Tue, 13 Sep 2011 07:34:29 +0000
From: "Miller, Peter" <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Re: Mini-conference?
This meeting took place but for various reasons was rather sparsely attended. It was, however, reasonably productive and the principal take-home messages were:
* OpenSim 7.2 (the one with thoroughly modern mesh) now has a release candidate
* It was agreed to establish an "official" e-mail list for OpenSim educators -- you can enjoy lots of test posts by subscribing at http://list.opensim-edu.org/listinfo.cgi/education-opensim-edu.org (it's moderated by the ineffable Fleep Tuque so at least one person knows what they're doing)
* AvaCon (another Fleep co-production) is considering running an event for OpenSim educators inworld, possibly in February
* Some thought is being given to an OpenSim Quickstart Kit for educators and this is being discussed on the list
* There seems to be demand in some quarters for another of these meetings next month. If it's ongoing, I can only envisage it as some kind of OpenSim Educator Office Hour -- it is also, however, a possible conduit to the core OpenSim developers so may have some strategic value.
Best wishes
Peter
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Date: Tue, 13 Sep 2011 09:28:52 +0100
From: Karen Johnson <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Re: Distracted by pie
Hurrah! Thanks John looking - forward to the new VWW :) I'm sure loads of
other people will be too.
Tim
On 13 September 2011 01:17, Virtual World Watch
<[log in to unmask]>wrote:
> *Taps on the screen* anyone out there?
>
> In response to the occasional "What's happening with Virtual World
> Watch?" "Is it coming back?" "Where have the snapshots gone?"
> questions...
>
> Nothing really much has happened with the (funding absent) VWW so far
> in 2011 - in fact, the last post is from December 2010.
>
> Round about the end of last year, the website was hacked (badly, as
> some folk saw) and partially rebuilt, though a lot of the content is
> still missing. A full rebuild, though attempted several times, didn't
> work out; my lack of technical skills, lack of patience, and rickety
> old wordpress versions were not a combinations. It also didn't help
> that I ended up spending an unexpected four months over several trips
> in the USA, and the ramifications of all that caused spare time plans
> to be torn up (funded work is ringfenced; the rest is on a "when
> there's time" basis). I also spent too much time being distracted by
>
> http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=pie&w=87775696%40N00&s=rec
>
> However, the newest version of Wordpress (3.2.1), along with other
> upgrades, a change of package and update procedures, has helped
> tremendously and stuff appears to (finally) work now. The domains
> (we're also .com now) and hosting have been renewed for another year,
> and we also have a bit of informal technical support in the form of my
> domestic boss (who is a US college systems librarian in real life).
>
> Apart from one last platform memory problem, we can put the remainder
> of the content back in over the next few weeks, most importantly being
> all the snapshots. This will be a relief, as it was unnerving to look
> at the webstats for the first time in a loooong time and see that the
> site still, oddly, gets a lot of traffic.
>
> More good news. As have said recently, VWW (finally) has a confirmed
> small amount of independent funding to do one snapshot. We aren't
> restrained to doing a standard PDF/RTF report, so am thinking of a
> possibly better way of doing both the data collection and publishing
> the results. One thing for definite is that we want to avoid the quite
> ridiculous problems that bedevilled the last two snapshots, and were a
> disincentive to do any more. The snapshot has to go live on here by
> Friday December 9th 2011 by the latest. Also, it'll include Ireland as
> there were a few requests from there to participate in any future
> snapshots.
>
> In more good news, we're also negotiating to do an e-book on examples
> of virtual world uses in education, which looks promising. This won't
> come out (or, digitally appear) until deep into 2012, partially as we
> need to fill in a lot of knowledge gaps and catch up. That's another
> incentive to go hunt and find examples of virtual world use.
>
> Speaking of which, we've been quietly having a look around UK academia
> of late, and it's quite interesting, after an extended period of not
> looking at virtual world stuff, to see what's changed. Unless that pie
> has zapped my memory, there seems to be some new/unfamiliar names who
> are doing things in both HE and FE; but more using OpenSim and
> similar, than Second Life. That's just an impression, but will be
> asking these to hopefully explain what they're doing. I'd hazard a
> guess, but there seems as much, if not more, open virtual world
> activity in UK HE/FE now than there was in 2008 or 2009.
>
> In Second Life I'm still Silversprite Helsinki, and can be found on
> various islands when not based in the ruins of the conference centre
> building on Eduserv Island.
>
> So, timetable for VWW 2.0:
>
> To end September: Rebuild this website + put remainder of content,
> especially snapshots, back in. Work out format of data collection and
> dissemination for next snapshot.
> Early October: Sort out social media aspects of VWW 2.0.
> October to November: Data collection for autumn 2011 snapshot.
> November: Finally get some decent hair for my avatar.
> Early December: Summary (format unsure) of snapshot.
>
> Time for some pie.
>
> Regards, and thanks for your patience,
> The Virtual World Watch 2.0 team
> (John, Butterfingers and Reeses)
>
> www.virtualworldwatch.net
>
> Access the list, archives and filestore via the web on
> http://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/VIRTUALWORLDS
>
--
Tim Johnson (aka Karen aka Bluesky Larkham)
Adviser in Digital Literacy
ILS
University of Worcester
Worcester WR2 6AJ
[log in to unmask]
Creator of UKnme in SL
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Date: Tue, 13 Sep 2011 11:15:31 +0100
From: Gemma Tombs <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Re: Distracted by pie
Great to hear that VWW is going to return, John! Looking forward to seeing
it :) And I'm very intrigued by the new possible format.
Gemma
On 13 September 2011 09:28, Karen Johnson <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Hurrah! Thanks John looking - forward to the new VWW :) I'm sure loads
> of other people will be too.
>
> Tim
>
>
> On 13 September 2011 01:17, Virtual World Watch <
> [log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
>> *Taps on the screen* anyone out there?
>>
>> In response to the occasional "What's happening with Virtual World
>> Watch?" "Is it coming back?" "Where have the snapshots gone?"
>> questions...
>>
>> Nothing really much has happened with the (funding absent) VWW so far
>> in 2011 - in fact, the last post is from December 2010.
>>
>> Round about the end of last year, the website was hacked (badly, as
>> some folk saw) and partially rebuilt, though a lot of the content is
>> still missing. A full rebuild, though attempted several times, didn't
>> work out; my lack of technical skills, lack of patience, and rickety
>> old wordpress versions were not a combinations. It also didn't help
>> that I ended up spending an unexpected four months over several trips
>> in the USA, and the ramifications of all that caused spare time plans
>> to be torn up (funded work is ringfenced; the rest is on a "when
>> there's time" basis). I also spent too much time being distracted by
>>
>> http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=pie&w=87775696%40N00&s=rec
>>
>> However, the newest version of Wordpress (3.2.1), along with other
>> upgrades, a change of package and update procedures, has helped
>> tremendously and stuff appears to (finally) work now. The domains
>> (we're also .com now) and hosting have been renewed for another year,
>> and we also have a bit of informal technical support in the form of my
>> domestic boss (who is a US college systems librarian in real life).
>>
>> Apart from one last platform memory problem, we can put the remainder
>> of the content back in over the next few weeks, most importantly being
>> all the snapshots. This will be a relief, as it was unnerving to look
>> at the webstats for the first time in a loooong time and see that the
>> site still, oddly, gets a lot of traffic.
>>
>> More good news. As have said recently, VWW (finally) has a confirmed
>> small amount of independent funding to do one snapshot. We aren't
>> restrained to doing a standard PDF/RTF report, so am thinking of a
>> possibly better way of doing both the data collection and publishing
>> the results. One thing for definite is that we want to avoid the quite
>> ridiculous problems that bedevilled the last two snapshots, and were a
>> disincentive to do any more. The snapshot has to go live on here by
>> Friday December 9th 2011 by the latest. Also, it'll include Ireland as
>> there were a few requests from there to participate in any future
>> snapshots.
>>
>> In more good news, we're also negotiating to do an e-book on examples
>> of virtual world uses in education, which looks promising. This won't
>> come out (or, digitally appear) until deep into 2012, partially as we
>> need to fill in a lot of knowledge gaps and catch up. That's another
>> incentive to go hunt and find examples of virtual world use.
>>
>> Speaking of which, we've been quietly having a look around UK academia
>> of late, and it's quite interesting, after an extended period of not
>> looking at virtual world stuff, to see what's changed. Unless that pie
>> has zapped my memory, there seems to be some new/unfamiliar names who
>> are doing things in both HE and FE; but more using OpenSim and
>> similar, than Second Life. That's just an impression, but will be
>> asking these to hopefully explain what they're doing. I'd hazard a
>> guess, but there seems as much, if not more, open virtual world
>> activity in UK HE/FE now than there was in 2008 or 2009.
>>
>> In Second Life I'm still Silversprite Helsinki, and can be found on
>> various islands when not based in the ruins of the conference centre
>> building on Eduserv Island.
>>
>> So, timetable for VWW 2.0:
>>
>> To end September: Rebuild this website + put remainder of content,
>> especially snapshots, back in. Work out format of data collection and
>> dissemination for next snapshot.
>> Early October: Sort out social media aspects of VWW 2.0.
>> October to November: Data collection for autumn 2011 snapshot.
>> November: Finally get some decent hair for my avatar.
>> Early December: Summary (format unsure) of snapshot.
>>
>> Time for some pie.
>>
>> Regards, and thanks for your patience,
>> The Virtual World Watch 2.0 team
>> (John, Butterfingers and Reeses)
>>
>> www.virtualworldwatch.net
>>
>> Access the list, archives and filestore via the web on
>> http://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/VIRTUALWORLDS
>>
>
>
>
> --
> Tim Johnson (aka Karen aka Bluesky Larkham)
> Adviser in Digital Literacy
> ILS
> University of Worcester
> Worcester WR2 6AJ
> [log in to unmask]
>
> Creator of UKnme in SL
> UK Nurse and Midwife Education Group
> Drop me an email or IM me in World if you would like to join.
> We welcome everyone technicians, librarians, nurses, midwives, e-learning
> specialists, medics and all professions allied to medicine
>
> Access the list, archives and filestore via the web on
> http://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/VIRTUALWORLDS
>
>
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Date: Tue, 13 Sep 2011 12:44:16 +0100
From: Robert Gittins <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Re: Distracted by pie
Hello John,
Please keep in touch about VWW developments - I'm very interested!
How can I help?
Robert
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Subject: Re: [VIRTUALWORLDS] Distracted by pie
Hurrah! Thanks John looking - forward to the new VWW :) I'm sure loads of
other people will be too.
Tim
On 13 September 2011 01:17, Virtual World Watch <[log in to unmask]>
wrote:
*Taps on the screen* anyone out there?
In response to the occasional "What's happening with Virtual World
Watch?" "Is it coming back?" "Where have the snapshots gone?"
questions...
Nothing really much has happened with the (funding absent) VWW so far
in 2011 - in fact, the last post is from December 2010.
Round about the end of last year, the website was hacked (badly, as
some folk saw) and partially rebuilt, though a lot of the content is
still missing. A full rebuild, though attempted several times, didn't
work out; my lack of technical skills, lack of patience, and rickety
old wordpress versions were not a combinations. It also didn't help
that I ended up spending an unexpected four months over several trips
in the USA, and the ramifications of all that caused spare time plans
to be torn up (funded work is ringfenced; the rest is on a "when
there's time" basis). I also spent too much time being distracted by
http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=pie
<http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=pie&w=87775696%40N00&s=rec>
&w=87775696%40N00&s=rec
However, the newest version of Wordpress (3.2.1), along with other
upgrades, a change of package and update procedures, has helped
tremendously and stuff appears to (finally) work now. The domains
(we're also .com now) and hosting have been renewed for another year,
and we also have a bit of informal technical support in the form of my
domestic boss (who is a US college systems librarian in real life).
Apart from one last platform memory problem, we can put the remainder
of the content back in over the next few weeks, most importantly being
all the snapshots. This will be a relief, as it was unnerving to look
at the webstats for the first time in a loooong time and see that the
site still, oddly, gets a lot of traffic.
More good news. As have said recently, VWW (finally) has a confirmed
small amount of independent funding to do one snapshot. We aren't
restrained to doing a standard PDF/RTF report, so am thinking of a
possibly better way of doing both the data collection and publishing
the results. One thing for definite is that we want to avoid the quite
ridiculous problems that bedevilled the last two snapshots, and were a
disincentive to do any more. The snapshot has to go live on here by
Friday December 9th 2011 by the latest. Also, it'll include Ireland as
there were a few requests from there to participate in any future
snapshots.
In more good news, we're also negotiating to do an e-book on examples
of virtual world uses in education, which looks promising. This won't
come out (or, digitally appear) until deep into 2012, partially as we
need to fill in a lot of knowledge gaps and catch up. That's another
incentive to go hunt and find examples of virtual world use.
Speaking of which, we've been quietly having a look around UK academia
of late, and it's quite interesting, after an extended period of not
looking at virtual world stuff, to see what's changed. Unless that pie
has zapped my memory, there seems to be some new/unfamiliar names who
are doing things in both HE and FE; but more using OpenSim and
similar, than Second Life. That's just an impression, but will be
asking these to hopefully explain what they're doing. I'd hazard a
guess, but there seems as much, if not more, open virtual world
activity in UK HE/FE now than there was in 2008 or 2009.
In Second Life I'm still Silversprite Helsinki, and can be found on
various islands when not based in the ruins of the conference centre
building on Eduserv Island.
So, timetable for VWW 2.0:
To end September: Rebuild this website + put remainder of content,
especially snapshots, back in. Work out format of data collection and
dissemination for next snapshot.
Early October: Sort out social media aspects of VWW 2.0.
October to November: Data collection for autumn 2011 snapshot.
November: Finally get some decent hair for my avatar.
Early December: Summary (format unsure) of snapshot.
Time for some pie.
Regards, and thanks for your patience,
The Virtual World Watch 2.0 team
(John, Butterfingers and Reeses)
www.virtualworldwatch.net
Access the list, archives and filestore via the web on
http://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/VIRTUALWORLDS
--
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Adviser in Digital Literacy
ILS
University of Worcester
Worcester WR2 6AJ
[log in to unmask]
Creator of UKnme in SL
UK Nurse and Midwife Education Group
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We welcome everyone technicians, librarians, nurses, midwives, e-learning
specialists, medics and all professions allied to medicine
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Date: Tue, 13 Sep 2011 14:17:09 +0100
From: Daniel Livingstone <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Re: Mini-conference?
Thanks for the update. Joined the Opensim list... expect a test message any
time ;-)
thanks
On 13 September 2011 08:34, Miller, Peter <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> This meeting took place but for various reasons was rather sparsely
> attended. It was, however, reasonably productive and the principal take-home
> messages were:
>
>
>
> * OpenSim 7.2 (the one with thoroughly modern mesh) now has a release
> candidate
>
> * It was agreed to establish an "official" e-mail list for OpenSim
> educators -- you can enjoy lots of test posts by subscribing at
> http://list.opensim-edu.org/listinfo.cgi/education-opensim-edu.org (it's
> moderated by the ineffable Fleep Tuque so at least one person knows what
> they're doing)
>
> * AvaCon (another Fleep co-production) is considering running an event for
> OpenSim educators inworld, possibly in February
>
> * Some thought is being given to an OpenSim Quickstart Kit for educators
> and this is being discussed on the list
>
> * There seems to be demand in some quarters for another of these meetings
> next month. If it's ongoing, I can only envisage it as some kind of OpenSim
> Educator Office Hour -- it is also, however, a possible conduit to the core
> OpenSim developers so may have some strategic value.
>
>
>
> Best wishes
>
>
>
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Date: Tue, 13 Sep 2011 14:42:54 +0100
From: Virtual World Watch <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Re: Distracted by pie
On 13 Sep 2011, at 12:44, Robert Gittins wrote:
> Hello John,
>
> Please keep in touch about VWW developments – I’m very interested!
> How can I help?
I've started to rebuild the spreadsheet of all those UK educators who
submitted to any of the previous snapshots, or said they were doing
stuff. It's, wow, long.
Have added you on there. In early October I'll hara ... be in touch to
gently ask if you have any pertinent information you want out there.
If you want to contact directly, am on:
[log in to unmask]
Cheers,
JK
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