Massively

Yesterday in Second Life we:

• Spent US$1,529,000 at an exchange rate of L$268.7 to US$1
• Exchanged US$296,000 at an average of US$12,300.0 per hour.
• Market buys were US$202,000
• Market sales were US$93,000
• Limit-limit buys were US$500
• The busiest time was at 11am when about US$24,000 was exchanged.
• The quietest time was 6am when about US$7,000 was exchanged.

[via Second Life datafeeds]

Yesterday in Second Life we:

• Spent US$1,563,000 at an exchange rate of L$268.3 to US$1
• Exchanged US$317,000 at an average of US$13,200.0 per hour.
• Market buys were US$208,000
• Market sales were US$108,000
• Limit-limit buys were US$600
• The busiest time was at 2pm when about US$23,000 was exchanged.
• The quietest time was 12pm when about US$6,000 was exchanged.

[via Second Life datafeeds]

Yesterday in Second Life we:

• Spent US$1,037,000 at an exchange rate of L$268.5 to US$1
• Exchanged US$214,000 at an average of US$8,900.0 per hour.
• Market buys were US$159,000
• Market sales were US$50,000
• Limit-limit buys were US$4,100
• The busiest time was at 6pm when about US$20,000 was exchanged.
• The quietest time was 7am when about US$0 was exchanged.

[via Second Life datafeeds]

Yesterday in Second Life we:

• Spent US$1,519,000 at an exchange rate of L$264.6 to US$1
• Exchanged US$293,000 at an average of US$12,200.0 per hour.
• Market buys were US$222,000
• Market sales were US$67,000
• Limit-limit buys were US$4,300
• The busiest time was at 11am when about US$20,000 was exchanged.
• The quietest time was 6am when about US$3,000 was exchanged.

[via Second Life datafeeds]

Yesterday in Second Life we:

• Spent US$1,662,000 at an exchange rate of L$264.9 to US$1
• Exchanged US$337,000 at an average of US$14,000.0 per hour.
• Market buys were US$227,000
• Market sales were US$109,000
• Limit-limit buys were US$900
• The busiest time was at 5pm when about US$23,000 was exchanged.
• The quietest time was 4am when about US$7,000 was exchanged.

[via Second Life datafeeds]

Yesterday in Second Life we:

• Spent US$1,603,000 at an exchange rate of L$269.7 to US$1
• Exchanged US$346,000 at an average of US$14,400.0 per hour.
• Market buys were US$236,000
• Market sales were US$110,000
• Limit-limit buys were US$900
• The busiest time was at 3pm when about US$29,000 was exchanged.
• The quietest time was 5am when about US$7,000 was exchanged.

[via Second Life datafeeds]

Yesterday in Second Life we:

• Spent US$1,789,000 at an exchange rate of L$266.4 to US$1
• Exchanged US$389,000 at an average of US$16,200.0 per hour.
• Market buys were US$269,000
• Market sales were US$118,000
• Limit-limit buys were US$1,800
• The busiest time was at midnight when about US$26,000 was exchanged.
• The quietest time was 8pm when about US$9,000 was exchanged.

[via Second Life datafeeds]

Yesterday in Second Life we:

• Spent US$1,684,000 at an exchange rate of L$270.4 to US$1
• Exchanged US$321,000 at an average of US$13,400.0 per hour.
• Market buys were US$224,000
• Market sales were US$96,000
• Limit-limit buys were US$1,000
• The busiest time was at 10pm when about US$20,000 was exchanged.
• The quietest time was 1am when about US$7,000 was exchanged.

[via Second Life datafeeds]

Yesterday in Second Life we:

• Spent US$1,641,000 at an exchange rate of L$268 to US$1
• Exchanged US$306,000 at an average of US$12,700.0 per hour.
• Market buys were US$209,000
• Market sales were US$94,000
• Limit-limit buys were US$2,400
• The busiest time was at 3am when about US$22,000 was exchanged.
• The quietest time was 3pm when about US$6,000 was exchanged.

[via Second Life datafeeds]

Liverpool, in the UK, has the distinction of having three universities. According to the BBC, Liverpool Hope University, the smallest of the three, recently held an open day wholly within Second Life. Media students spent six months in Second Life building replicas of some of the buildings as well as other elements, such as their ideal student accommodation. Potential students from around the world were then able to interact with student ambassadors for the day. This activity was supported by the head of department and the head of marketing for LHU.

Although LHU will be holding a more traditional open day in June, it is exciting to see the acceptance of Second Life both as a venue in which students can be expected to work, and for such a potentially critical activity as assisting student recruitment by the university's administrators. If you would like to see their work, the Liverpool Hope sim appears to be open to the public now.