it's terribly short notice, i know, but if you have even the most passing interest in geography, environmental education, climatology, hydrology, oceanography and / or sustainable living, you could do far, far worse than to go in-world at 11 pm Singapore time (3 pm Greenwich Mean Time, 7 am Second Life Time) to Florida State University's campus and attend Joe Clark's presentation on Environmental Education and the Production of 'Nature' in SL.
i've seen his slides.
if you trust me at all, you wouldn't want to miss this :-) thoroughly compelling stuff.
:-)
[update: Joe's slides on Depictions of 'Nature' in Second Life' are available on slideshare :-) ]
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