Virtual Worlds Workshop at Keele

The School of Computing and Mathematics last week hosted a JISC West Midlands Regional Support Centre workshop, attended by over 30 delegates from the post-16 education sector. Keele was well represented by staff from Computing, Psychology and the LDU.

The workshop explored the use of Second Life in education, with a range of live demonstrations showing how the Second Life Grid is being used as an innovative learning resource.

Delegates took a tour of Keele's virtual campus and presentations included a resource for assessing health and safety of film sets, a tour of historical theatres and a model of Centre Point in Birmingham.

The collaborative nature of Second Life was demonstrated remotely from Edinburgh via an avatar speaking and moving around in a virtual presentation area and interacting with delegates' avatars.

This week:

Keele Historian Elected a Fellow of the British Academy

The Sustainability Research Agenda: How Can Keele Contribute?

Finding a Home for Unwanted Goods

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£6million to Spearhead Training for a Healthcare Revolution

Westminster Hour Interview on Relations between Labour and the Unions

Elected Treasurer

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Public Lecture on Archaeo-Astronomy

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Research Grant

New Appointments

Virtual Worlds Workshop at Keele