Milton Broome's Virtual Psychology Blog: Creating Authentic and Engaging Community-Oriented Learning Spaces

06 May 2007

Creating Authentic and Engaging Community-Oriented Learning Spaces

One very interesting pioneer of Web2.0 / education within Second Life is Sarah "Intellagirl" Robbins. Her presentation 'Creating Authentic and Engaging Community-Oriented Learning Spaces' is available as slides here or you can see her in video (258 MB) here. Her blog is here.

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A blog by Dr Simon Bignell about Virtual Technology and Psychology

This is the personal blog of Milton Broome, the digital avatar of University of Derby Senior Lecturer in Psychology Dr Simon Bignell. The avatar is a proxy for Psychology teaching and research in 3D multi-user virtual environments. I am a Developmental Psychologist by training with a strong interest in Cyberpsychology and Cognitive Psychology.

I teach a range of Psychology modules both to campus-based and distance learners. I lead the final-year course 'Autism, Asperger's and ADHD'; the final year course 'Educational Psychology', and teach on a range of modules across Developmental and Cognitive Psychology.

I led the JISC and HEA-funded project that evaluated teaching and research in the 3D virtual world Second Life. I would be pleased to talk with you if you share these interests. Please feel free to comment, subscribe, forward or quote extracts from this blog. I also welcome relevant guest articles.

Contact: Dr Simon Bignell (SL Avatar: Milton Broome) Senior Lecturer in Psychology, Centre for Psychological Research, University of Derby, UK. Email: s.bignell@derby.ac.uk
This is a personal blog and all views expressed here are the opinions of the individual authors at the time of publication and not those of any academic institution.