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What Is The Teen Grid
- 1. What is the Teen Grid on Second Life? By Pia Klaar---December 2008
- 13. An early image of Eye4You Island September 2007. The island has changed a great deal since that time and has become larger in size. http://eye4youalliance.youthtech.info/
- 14. Sunday meeting where teens and adults discuss and plan for upcoming events. Eye4You Alliance Island -- 2008
- 15. On Eye4You Alliance 2007 Informational Bulletin Boards with upcoming events.
- 16. This event was hosted by Eye4You and GlobalKids. The live audio presentation was streamed inworld. Ishmael Beah gave a talk on his book â A Long Way Goneâ
- 17. First Virtual College Fair 2007 Hosted on Eye4You Alliance island. More than 20 colleges all over the world sent representatives. About 175 teens attended.
- 18. College Fair 2007 on Eye4You Alliance. Colleges sent representatives from the Main Grid over to the teen grid.
- 19. 2nd Annual Virtual Collage Fair on Eye4You --2008
- 20. College Representative at College Fair 2008
- 21. College Representatives at College Fair 2008
- 22. Literary Festival on Eye4You --- Fall 2007 Author Barry Lyga here with his avatar âFanboy Authors were invited to come to the Teen Grid to present their book and talk to the teens.
- 23. Summer Author Chats on Eye4You Alliance Island ---Summer 2008. Jacqueline Woodson Jack Gantos Meg Cabot These authors had their avatars come into the Teen Grid on Eye4You Alliance. Here they meet the teens and discussed their books etc.
- 24. Craft Fair 2007 on Eye4You Alliance island One of the things that the teens love to do is building and scripting. So, one of the adult volunteers came up with the idea of a Craft Fair.
- 25. 2 nd Annual Craft Fair on Eye4You Alliance island -- 2008 There are different categories and prizes given for the winners The first Craft Fair was such a success that we decided to continue with this event.
- 26. TSL Model UN on Eye4You The building was created and built by teens.
- 28. An Overview of GlobalKids Island December 2008 Global Kids is involved in leadership programming for youth, bringing youth from its New York-based programs into the space, and streaming the audio and video of major events into the world.
- 29. Global Kids â work in TSL is conducted in collaboration with the MacArthur Foundation, UNICEF, the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, and the International Criminal Court, among others.
- 30. GlobalKids D.I.D.I. Initiative Dream It Do It The D.I.D.I. Initiative is a partnership in Second Life between Youth Venture and Global Kids to improve health and healthcare.
- 31. A group of panelist for the D.I.D.I. Initiative Teens can get $1,000 in seed funding and social entrepreneurial training through the Dream It Do It Initiative in Second Life.
- 32. Teen presenting his D.I.D.I. Initiative program to a group of panelist . Summer 2008
- 33. Holocaust Building on GlobalKids
- 34. Skoolaborate Map The islands are divided into 6 areas--- Orientation, Education1 and 2, Culture, Living, Active Skoolaborate stresses the idea of Global Citizenship.
- 35. Overview Image of Skoolaborate -- Winter 2008 Showing the Orientation Area
- 36. Overview Image of Skoolaborate ---Winter 2008 Showing the Active Area
- 37. The Living Area on Skoolaborate â Winter 2008
- 38. Skoolaborate â Winter 2008 Showing the Education Area
- 39. Pia Klaar presented in Second Life on December 20, 2008 Eduisland V.
Hinweis der Redaktion
- What is the Teen Grid on Second Life? Pia Klaarâs Journey into the TSL December 20, 2008 Presented in Second Life at the Teacher Networking Center on Eduisland V I have been on the Teen Grid for about a year now. I first came into the Teen Grid on Eye4You Alliance Island. How did I do this? When I first came into Second Life, I wanted to see how a virtual world could be used as a teaching and learning tool. I teach computers and history in a middle school. I quickly realized that I would not be able to have students at the middle school level be on Second Life on the Main Grid. How to get myself and my students onto the Teen Grid became my goal. It was not an easy task. There was no one with whom I could ask or get information on how to do it. So, I began to do research. And this is what I found.