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http://slcreativity.org/blog Thoughts from the metaverse Mon, 16 Jun 2008 23:48:04 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en ANNOUNCEMENT: Metaverse U Conference at Stanford University WHERE: Annenberg Auditorium, Stanford University WHEN: Saturday the 16th and Sunday the 17th of February 2008 WEBSITE: http://metaverseu.stanford.edu   Stanford Humanities Lab (SHL) is thrilled to announce the Metaverse U conference at Stanford University. This two day conference will be held on February 16th and 17th 2008 and ... http://slcreativity.org/blog/?p=38 For our second Metaverse Meetup we are truly pleased to present Jamais Cascio one the authors of the Metaverse Roadmap. Our first meetup turned out to be very well attended by some very interesting people both at Stanford and in Second Life. We know we have an interesting speaker and ... http://slcreativity.org/blog/?p=37 Of to a good start with a really well attended event last Thursday here at Stanford and in Second Life. Mike Liebhold delivered a very interesting talk entitled: 3D data for real world virtual worlds. You can now see the video right here: [googlevideo]http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=9062059108751120957[/googlevideo] We are very grateful to Mike and eveyone ... http://slcreativity.org/blog/?p=36 It is my pleasure to invite you to the first Metaverse Meetup on Thursday November 8th at Stanford University. We want to bring together people from across industry and academia who share an interest in virtual worlds. As our first invited speaker we are thrilled to have Mike Liebhold ... http://slcreativity.org/blog/?p=35 [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4I6-JGy0_OI[/youtube] Haven't blogged much about this much yet, but the video above is a draft presentation of the L2 research project I work on at Stanford. Our aim is to animate the art archives of artist Lynn Hershman. To visit the evolving archive in Second Life go to: http://slurl.com/secondlife/NEWare/128/128/0/ L2 Movie ... http://slcreativity.org/blog/?p=34 Here's a video of Stanford Humanities Lab's How They Got Game Workshop #1 with Linden Lab's Director of community affairs Daniel Huebner. [googlevideo]http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2642394922604088000[/googlevideo] After the fold you will find my short notes, but if you can spare a good hours time then you should check out this interesting video. You should that ... http://slcreativity.org/blog/?p=32 (Got this in my email) LIVE Performance Art Biennale October 2007 / Vancouver Canada LIVE 2007 (in partnership with Ars Virtua Gallery and New Media Center) is presenting an exciting new performance art initiative in the virtual world of Second Life. LIVE 2007 invites international Avatar performance artists to participate. The event ... http://slcreativity.org/blog/?p=31 Please join us on Wednesday the 4th of April 2007 at 3pm on the 4th floor of Wallenberg Hall at Stanford University for a How They Got Game workshop with Daniel Huebner. Speaker Bio: Daniel Huebner is director of community affairs at Linden Lab, where he seeks to bring a modicum of ... http://slcreativity.org/blog/?p=30 and it has been almost half a year since you posted. I need to do better. http://slcreativity.org/blog/?p=29 Henry Jenkins has an interesting post called Experimenting with Brands in Second Life. Most of the post is taken directly from Ilya Vedrashko’s recent master’s thesis Advertising in Comptuter Games. What really caught my eye is the last part where Vedrashko highlights two views of SL that are very similar ... http://slcreativity.org/blog/?p=28