Teaching in Second Life

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MUVEnation concert ;)

Posted by Nergiz Kern on November 22, 2008

It’s weekend, and I have done all my homework and as Anna said today, “we are still on holiday”. So, I headed into Second Life and found some MUVEnation participants (Morgan, Anna, Alpha) and a former student of mine to join me in playing the drums on Boracay island. I had tried it before but it is not so much fun alone and it sounds better, too, when several drums are played together. It’s addictive!

I love the sound of drums and even took a short course once. In Second Life, you can become a master player instantaneously

I’ve tried to record the sound but couldn’t do so unfortunately. Anna and Jaime have recorded it on video. I’m curious to see them and if they publish it, I will embed them here. For now, enjoy the pictures and visit Boracay if you want to play the drums yourself.

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One Response to “MUVEnation concert ;)”

Nellie Deutsch Says:
December 24th, 2008 at 11:41 pm
Hi Nergiz,
You are so luck! I am completely lost. I wish we had a more experienced member to guide us. We are three lost newbies trying to understand what is required of us to do.

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