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Cinemassively: Global Kids' practices science on Teen Grid

by Moo Money Mar 30th 2008 at 12:30PM

Filed under: Real life, Video, Events, real-world, Events, in-game, Second Life, Cinemassively, Machinima, Academic, Education

Two weeks ago, we wrote about an interactive science lab being used for education on the Teen Grid in Second Life. Today, we'll look at another campus, Global Kids, and how they work on their scientific projects. Global Kids has one of the most popular groups of islands on TG, as part of their program is open to everyone, while the other part is exclusive to their real life after school program.

In the video, the students are building homes and then measuring their carbon footprints. They are displaying the data on signs that reflect the usage of water, power use, garbage, recycling, and food products. They then discuss how they can make better environmental choices. Why wasn't stuff like this around when we were students?

Tags: cinemassively, education, global-kids, holy-meatballs, linden-lab, machinima, science, second-life, sl, teen-grid

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