Final Writeup for CyberOne
*Note: This was written about my final group project for CyberOne, which was about voice implementation in Second Life. Second Life did not have voice features at the time 1. […]
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Final journal entry
Professor Nesson’s final words on how law is not something to be loathed, but was originally something to be loved, supported my most recent experiences in Second Life. Perhaps SL […]
Open access doesn’t mean free
While I agree that information should be available for the public, I do not that open access necessarily should support socialist values. Although the concept of having all resources free […]
Group meeting
With deadlines so imminent, we made great progress on our most recent group meeting, which actually took place a day after our regular meeting. We assigned specific roles for every […]
Blogs won’t take over newspapers
(Week 6 Journal) Blogs are certainly a form of citizen journalism, but although they prove to be a complementary addition to the existing forms of journalism, they will never be […]
Music copyrights
It is true that copyrights are important for musicians, since music is not a form of tangible art, like a painting, that can be sold for a certain amount of […]
Moodle glitches
Linden Lab’s recent problems with Second Life servers, as well as problems with our own Moodle server lead me to write an entry this week on the dangers of complete […]
Website link on Berkman
I caught Becca one day, setting up some “boards” on Berkman Island that link us to the course Web site. She had been talking about (and actually working on) creating […]
D. Yvette Wohn 