voyeurism

The SORBET Project: webinar hosted by the Office of Education Research, National Institute of Education

i am happy and humbled to share that the Office of Education Research, National Institute of Education, has afforded my team and i an opportunity to speak about the Socially Responsible Behaviour through Embodied Thinking (SORBET) Project, under the auspices of their Professional Development webinar series. we would like to express our gratitude to the administrative team for their kind facilitation!

the Raymaker Field Studies Centre at Bowness - the new cypress swamp

i am very grateful to Delia Lake for so graciously and skilfully having nurtured a cypress swamp ecosystem at the Raymaker Field Studies Centre at Bowness.

thank you, Delia!

the region of Seacliff in Second Life

four years' ago - almost to the day - i vacated my old home in Second Life.

Cassiar had been my home sim for the better part of six years. after land parcels in the sims of Imzadi, and Skye, Cassiar was my third home on the grid.

all three had been waterfront parcels, and Skye and Cassiar were particularly influenced in the style of Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater.

after four years without a proper place to call 'home' in Second Life, i have found a parcel in the region of Seacliff. its house has been masterfully architected by Urcilnia Pyrithea.

as a sim, Seacliff has a lot of history - it was the first mainland sim to be auctioned by the Lindens, and was featured in Second Life: the official guide, first published in 2007. in that book, the feature shared how the sim showcased the works of early residents such as Eddie Escher, Fallingwater Cellardoor, and Reitsuki Kojima.

sadly, their prims are no longer within the sim, but i have re-set the parcel's landing point to be what it had been those thirteen or more years' ago, as a tribute to these pioneers of Second Life.

feel free to visit, and i have set two rez zones in the southeast and southwest corners of the sim from which you may explore the many other historic sims in the vicinity :-)

The SORBET Project on the Facebook page of the Office of Education Research, NIE

my team and i are very grateful to the administrators of the Facebook page of the Office of Education Research, National Institute of Education (NIE), for so kindly sharing our work on the Socially Responsible Behaviour through Embodied Thinking (SORBET) Project :-)

Geographical Investigation (GI) with the Internet of Things - update on our grant

consideration has kindly been taken in to account of the current pause in school interventions, and the National Institute of Education has graciously extended our grant on Geographical Investigation (GI) with the Internet of Things such that it now ends in August 2023.

:-)