Joan Morris
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Sabine Reljic / Willow Shenlin left a comment for Joan Morris
"Sure thing. Join the group and you will receive my notices directly. I usually also post similar notices on the SLED and to the members of my inworld group (and a short summary on the bulletin board at the entrance of my sim in Meadowbrook). I…"
May 30, 2009
Joan Morris joined Esme Qunhua's group
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Virtual Higher Ed Teachers

Let's exchange ideas, experiences, tools, activities, questions, inspiration, what-ifs, surprises, successes ...
May 30, 2009
Joan Morris commented on Sabine Reljic / Willow Shenlin's blog post Center for Social Presence: taking a short break
"Hi I am a university online educator very interested in the social presence aspect of virutal experiences please keep me posted."
May 30, 2009
Joan Morris replied to Jeremy Koester's discussion SLEdCC Mixed Reality event/games in the group Gaming and Learning in Virtual Worlds
"Hi Jeremy...I am in a graduate ed seminar at USF College of Ed this semester and with several other grad students and looking to learn more and conduct an observational study comparing Eluminate to SL lectures/learning events...if there is anywhere…"
Jan 28, 2009
Joan Morris joined Jeremy Koester's group
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Gaming and Learning in Virtual Worlds

to focus and catalyze global efforts of gaming for learning.
Jan 28, 2009

Profile Information

What is your interest in virtual worlds?
Academic, College
What virtual worlds are you interested in?
Second Life
About Me:
I teach online courses in nursing and have multiple degrees with my first degree in Fine Arts from Rutgers. I am interested in the potential of learning with people from all over the world in many of the virtual sites and the possiblities of learning more about other cultures and beliefs about life, birth and healing.
How did you hear about RezEd?
MacArthur Foundation/ HASTAC, Other
If you answered 'other' for where you heard about RezEd, please describe.
searching for sites for educators in virtual world research

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At 1:11pm on May 30, 2009, Sabine Reljic / Willow Shenlin said…
Sure thing. Join the group and you will receive my notices directly. I usually also post similar notices on the SLED and to the members of my inworld group (and a short summary on the bulletin board at the entrance of my sim in Meadowbrook).
I welcome any ideas (traditional, off the wall, etc) regarding getting the Center to address its members' interests. So please do not hesitate to add your input to the conversation: go to http://rezedhub.ning.com/group/socialpresenceinvirtualworlds and click on Events. You will find the latest replies toward the end of the thread.
talk to you soon,
S.
At 2:07pm on January 15, 2009, Barry Joseph said…
Welcome to RezEd.org! I'm Barry Joseph, director of the Online Leadership Program at Global Kids, the nonprofit organization which developed and manages RezEd. We are happy to have you on-board and joining the network for virtual educators! Take a minute to look around the website and if you have any questions, feel free to email either myself or amira@globalkids.org.

The following is an orientation list to welcome new members and suggest various ways you can deepen your involvement:

* Listen to Bi-weekly Podcasts - Every two weeks, a new short 5-10 minute interview with different people who work within digital technology and learning aspects, as well as a brief update of pertinent news for the RezEd community podcast is uploaded on RezEd.org. If you have ideas of people, projects, news or events we should cover, please let us know at rezedinfo@globalkids.org.
* Join A Group - There are over three dozen groups that are currently active on RezEd.org that members are free to join. Each group has a different theme and gives a space for educators to engage in discussions concerning various topics dealing with learning and virtual worlds. Find one of interest to you or create your own - we can help you promote it.
* Learn about using Virtual Worlds within the Classroom - RezEd.org offers a Virtual Worlds 101 guide and a Second Life toolbox for those members who are new to using virtual worlds within their curriculum.
* Share with other Educators "Aha!" Moments - Educators are encouraged to contribute to the Aha! Moments section, which highlights members experience dealing with skill development, educational opportunities, etc when dealing with virtual worlds in the classroom. If you would like to contribute one, please send to rezedinfo@globalkids.org or visit the online form.
* Read Current Updates - Each week, RezEd.org is updated with current news reports, articles and other key studies that reflect information on virtual worlds and learning. All of this can be found throughout the website - ie the current news articles can be found via the RSS feed on the left-hand side of the webpage.
* Keep Up-to-Date - RezEd.org has an events calendar where you can see what is happening in the virtual world education sphere. You can also contribute to the RezEd.org calendar, keeping other educators and yourself up-to-date with events that are taking place. Let us know if there are things we should add at rezedinfo@globalkids.org, or contribute your own directly to the site.
* Connect with Peers! - In the bottom left-hand corner of the webpage, there is a live chat function that can be used to meet and begin discussions with fellow educators to share ideas, discuss current issues about virtual worlds or just to get to know one another.
* Discussions - Join in a discussion with your fellow educators on various topics or start your own.
* Blogs - Read your colleagues blog posts to see what people are saying or share your own by starting a new blog post.
* Read the RezEd Report - The first RezEd seasonal report was published in October 2008. It is a guide for educators in the RezEd community, which summarizes cutting edge activities and discussions.
 
 
 

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