While I’m out . . .
For almost a week and a half, MUVE Forward has been silent. Sort of . . . I’ve been actively exploring SL in the past 10 days, I’ve just not had the opportunity or the occassion – given my work on the research project(s) I mentioned in the March 23 post – to post thoughts to the blog per se.
However, if there are times I seem to “disappear from the blogosphere” (a rhyme!), you may want to keep an eye on the other feeds that are listed down the right side of the blog page. I post frequently to those feeds, in addition to this one.
- Topher’s EduSlurls are educationally relevant SL locations I’ve del.icio.us tagged.
- SL & Education pages are websites I’ve tagged relevant to Second Life and Education.
- Perhaps more importantly, SL Education News resyndicates blog and news articles I’ve read and believe are relevant and may be important to other educators working in SL.
I’m working hard in and with SL, just not always posting to this space. Don’t give up on MUVE Forward! More to come . . .
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