Project Assets: uploaded files, images & documents

FLASH and STREAMING VIDEO — by David Lopez Jr. — last modified 2008-02-22 00:08

Ben Linden's guide to playing FLASH movies and Streaming Video in SL. On the verge of getting it to work. Here is the theory anyway.

Progress — by David Lopez Jr. — last modified 2008-02-22 00:17

Look at our mock-up exhibit by Chara Clawtooth inside Sandbox Dome.

Media Stream Test — by Eileen Moy — last modified 2008-03-03 13:39

From the Second Life Wiki. Tells you how to test for media player functionality.

Ina's Advice on FLASH and SL — by Eileen Moy — last modified 2008-03-03 13:47

Excerpted from a chat we had with Ina Centaur. Ina, do you have any new thoughts?

Entity Relation Concept for Learning Chinese Characters — by Kai Chu — last modified 2008-03-03 21:16

Educational theory behind our project

rezzingObjFroObjTutAndScript.doc — by Eileen Moy — last modified 2008-03-05 18:40

 

secondlifeexhibitver1.doc — by Eileen Moy — last modified 2008-03-05 18:40

 

snow script on and off.doc — by Eileen Moy — last modified 2008-03-05 18:42

 

Effective Learning of Characters Using Prims — by Kai Chu — last modified 2008-03-06 14:34

The character for fire is an abstraction of three units of fire, which can be vividly shown as three fire prims in SL. These burning flames help the learner make a strong mental connection to the abstract symbol---a powerful learning experience! The character for rising flame is composed of two FIRE characters placed spatially one on top of the other; this vertical arrangement suggests the direction or movement of the rising fire. The SL environment makes it possible to dynamically demonstrate this rising-flame imagery. In our Entity-Relation model, the learner sees that the entity, fire, is intimately related to the entity, rising-flame. In fact, the latter is derived from the former. In linguistics, such construction is called reduplication. This parent-child relationship is also called a hierarchical relationship. We call this way of learning the "Unfoldment" method of relating one concept to another. Such a learning is more powerful than traditional rote memorization.

Spreadsheet of exhibit objects — by Harold Ricker — last modified 2008-03-26 12:59

details positions,sizes and rotations of objects in exhibit