Chaotic Laboratory – SL scenario

Here is an SLURL link to the chaotic laboratory in, the link works like a URL if you have second life installed and an account it will give you a teleport invitation to your avatar.

http://bit.ly/chaoticlab

Here is a link to the blog of a  related project – the 3D warehouse, which uses Second Life to create a health and safety scenario based around the operations of a logistics company.

http://3dwarehouse.blogspot.co.uk/

and here is a short ULR that links to a SLURL to this area

http://bit.ly/sl3dwarehouse

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The Chaotic Laboratory

Project Outline

The concept is to create a learning resource for trainee science teachers where they can practice good laboratory management and experience a simulation of what can go wrong. We have built a generic school science laboratory and are creating static hazards – which a student should be able to notice and make comments on, and dynamic scenarios where the student will need to take some interactive action within the virtual world.This is currently being hosted in Second Life on the Anglia Ruskin Island.

Here are some snapshots of progress so far:

Second Life Simulation of a School Science Laboratory

Openable Cupboards and Drawers

Basic Fire Equipment

During a simulation a student will be expected to close cupboards and arrange technical equipment correctly as well as being able to select and use the appropriate fire equipment.

Austin in the Lab

This work is sponsored by Anglia Ruskin Learning and Teaching.

Anglia Ruskin Island

A busy Semester on Anglia Ruskin Island

Building in RL/SL

RL or SL?

OK guys, what is the status of this build?

Trees – check

Building – check

Building Textures – Hey! Who lost the brickwork textures?

Introduction to Anglia Virtual World Education

This is a site used by staff at Anglia Ruskin University to record activities in using Virtual Worlds for Education.

The main purpose for this site is to support our work in creating a Health and Safety virtual world simulation and training resource for newly qualified science teachers. This project is being supported with funding from Anglia Ruskin Learning and Teaching projects.  

You are welcome to browse the material and make contact with individuals but, for now, we are not allowing comments.

This site is not part of the Anglia Ruskin University Infrastructure and any comments or observations made on this blog are not part of  Anglia Ruskin University policy and are not officially sanctioned.