Quizá hoy me he levantado con una vena teológica demasiado fuerte, aquí tenéis algunos enlaces «curiosos» sobre Second Life, de los que habría mucho que discutir, a propósito de un artículo en Los Angeles Times. Hay algunos que piensan que debido al exceso de sexo y violencia, los docentes abandonaran, incluso antes de haberlo adoptado, Second Life, exceso de violencia y sexo (vamos!!! como la vida real, ¿por eso abandonaremos también los colegios, los institutos y la Universidad?). Mientras tanto, leamos y veamos y juguemos :
1) En Los Angeles Times: Virtual loses its virtues
LIKE any pioneer, Marshal Cahill arrived in a new world curious and eager to sample its diversions. Over time, though, he saw an elite few grabbing more than their share.
They bought up all the plum real estate. They awarded building contracts to friends. They stifled free speech.
Cahill saw a bleak future, but he felt powerless to stop them. So he detonated an atomic bomb outside an American Apparel outlet. Then another outside a Reebok store.
2) En The Blog Herald:Terrorism 2.0 Or Angry Cybergeeks?(SecondLife)
In an age where Web 2.0 gives every user a voice, apparently some users on SecondLife feel left out of the important decisions that affect their way of digital life.
Feeling the need to communicate their frustration, it seems that one group has decided to fight back by making a nuclear bomb.
3) En el blog : Second Life Liberation Army . The SLLA is a national liberation movement working towards establishing citizens rights within Second Life
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tags: e-learning
, aprendizaje, web2.0, social software, Prokofy Neva, Second Life, Second Life Liberation Army
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