Many of us take photos and, no matter if they’re RL or VR, photography is always about light. In Photo 66 we’ll look at how to create and use light in SL.
This is a basic Second Life Safety class with information and tools you can use! This is a single class that I will be repeating.
Organizational Meeting
Friday, 20 March ’15 @ MU-Maria-7
• Noon SLT (19:00 GMT)
or
• 8pm SLT (03:00 Saturday, GMT)
Learners may attend either one. If both times are bad, please leave a comment on the course page to discuss the class.
Organizational Meeting
Friday, 20 March ’15 @ MU-Maria-7
• Noon SLT (19:00 GMT)
or
• 8pm SLT (03:00 Saturday, GMT)
Learners may attend either one. If both times are bad, please leave a comment on the course page to discuss the class.
Learn basic skills in GIMP open-source software. This class will provide an overview, discussion, optional sharing and support. The course will have a strong guided self-study component. Guidance for further learning on your own and a simple weekly hands-on assignment will be provided at each class.
Present artwork or ideas gleaned from our last meeting. For more information, contact Lex Perdide (Newon) or visit the CS blog.
“Gender ought not to be construed as a stable identity or locus of agency from which various acts follow; rather, gender is an identity tenuously constituted in time, instituted in an exterior space through a stylized repetition of acts.
– Judith Butler, Excerpts from Subversive Body Acts” – https://linesofflight.files.wordpress.com/2008/11/butler.pdf
Learn basic skills in GIMP open-source software. This class will provide an overview, discussion, optional sharing and support. The course will have a strong guided self-study component. Guidance for further learning on your own and a simple weekly hands-on assignment will be provided at each class.
Learn basic skills in GIMP open-source software. This class will provide an overview, discussion, optional sharing and support. The course will have a strong guided self-study component. Guidance for further learning on your own and a simple weekly hands-on assignment will be provided at each class.
In “What is Time?” together we explore thoughts on the meaning of time.
- Does being in metaverse change your sense of passing time?
- Is time valuable because we are going to die?
- Is mortality different in SL? How does it affect your concept of time here and in RL?
- Is your avatar a game piece, or part of you extending your time in our worlds?
For more information:
https://lexperdide.wordpress.com/2015/02/19/time-what-is-it/
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