Events

Science in Second Life operates through the modeling and interacting
with virtual objects. These objects are primarily visual constructs
represented on the screen. There is an interplay of interactivity
and information found in constructions of scientific environments and
tools in Second Life. In this presentation I analyze builds in Second
Life that do one of three goals, either they are classroom materials
about sciences, sites aimed at toward improving the public
understanding of science, or sites that represent scientific history

The Infoscape Research Lab is pleased to welcome a lecture by

Patrícia Dias da Silva, ICS, University of Lisbon/ LabCMO, UQAM.
'Political discussion on YouTube: exploratory research on EUTube and News & Politics'