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domenica 21 ottobre 2007

Sclerosi Multipla. Una alleata. Il blog di Sandracas Menoptra, una presenza su SL

UN’ALLEATA

Quando la malattia può diventare uno strumento per crescere interiormente

http://unalleata.blogspot.com/

Sandracas Menoptra è presente a Elegua/137/204/23

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sabato 4 agosto 2007

Da oggi con Second Life è possibile anche dialogare a voce. Anche al Mimir Village, e nel suo Centro Clinico

Nascono il Mimir Village ed il Centro Clinico

Agosto 4th, 2007

Alle spalle del corpo principale che comprende il Caffè Freud, la Fontana di Mimir, il piccolo Lapsus Gardens e l’edificio di tre piani che ospita ampi spazi per esposizioni, incontri di gruppo, una libreria e una sala cinematografica, si trova ora il Mimir Village, con annesso Centro Clinico, costituito da alcune casette in un ampio parco, a disposizione di chi vorrà partecipare alle attività del gruppo Caffè Freud con proprie creazioni e proposte, consentendo anche di svolgere incontri riservati e rispettosi della privacy per conversazioni tra due o più persone.

Da oggi con il client (il programma scaricabile gratuitamente) di Second Life, è possibile anche dialogare a voce.

Si completa così la proposta del Centro Mimir per un’utilizzazione di questo straordinario strumento che è possibile suonare con spartiti e registri diversi: l’ambiente 3D, ma con moltissime dimensioni nascoste, tutte da scoprire e da impiegare al meglio, per imparare e reciprocamente aiutarci nel disagio fisico e psichico della vita quotidiana di ciascuno, e condividere le molteplici attività espressive di cui chi partecipa (e gli incontri, anche solo casuali, si fanno sempre più frequenti) è portatore.

http://slurl.com/secondlife/Blackmount/23/148/87/

lunedì 23 luglio 2007

SL serve, ad esempio a vincere il caldo! E anche Hipihi

Eh già! è già qualcosa no?

E già che ci sono mi sto pure avventurando in HIPIHI, la Second Life cinese, dove TUTTO è scritto in CINESE...

HELP !!!!!!!!!!!! Mr. Green

qualcuno parla cinese qui? do you speak chinese? parlez vous chinois?

Comunque c'è lho fatta a entrare nel forum, anche se non ci capisco un'ACCA

e poi per il mondo 3D made in China c'è un comodo e pratico glossario bilingue (inglese - cinese) in formato pdf !!!!!

Chi volesse farsi avanti e provare, è in beta e si trova qui:

http://www.hipihi.com/index_english.html

Hipihi, prime impressioni sulla beta del Second Life cinese
di Tommaso Poggiali (http://www.mytech.it)
Uno sguardo alla versione di prova del software orientale che sfida Sl
Try the Hipihi beta!
July 22nd, 2007 — Sue Baskerville (SuezanneCB)

In response to Newsweek’s article on Hipihi at http://international.talk.newsweek.com/default.asp?item=654607 I’ll just say I’m having a nice time in the Hipihi virtual world beta test. The main site at www.hipihi.com is understandably designed for Chinese speakers, but if you don’t speak Chinese, don’t despair, here are some links that might help:
http://suezannecbaskerville.wordpress.com/2007/07/22/try-the-hipihi-beta/
Vote Your most Concerned HiPiHi Policies!
There’s a thread in the Hipihi company forums, in English, that gives a chance to vote on and comment on
http://forums.hipihi.com/main-read-11-ff80808113d2c36c0113e2f3c8e97555.html
IdeaShape Forums - The First English Forums of 3D Virtual Worlds in China - Hipihi - Topic List

Io intanto mi avventuro sulla BORDER LINE, che in cinese fa GRANDE MURAGLIA Shocked

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Second Life. Elearning and Self Help. TechSoup.org

Why does TechSoup have a presence in Second Life?

We at TechSoup believe Second Life provides a rich environment in which to collaborate and explore new territory, making it a valuable, creative community-building tool. This is because:

- It costs virtually nothing to build a location in Second Life.
- Nonprofits can use the tool to raise funds (for example, the American Cancer Society's virtual Relay 4 Life just raised $40,000 auctioning off virtual goods).
- Second Life offers a safe and anonymous means of self-expression.
- Second Life provides a space for the impossible to happen (for example, a group of adults with severe disabilities recently used the tool to interact in an environment without the physical constraints they experience in the real world).

To this end, we would like to help introduce nonprofits to this new platform and to the possibilities it offers, and to help connect them with other nonprofits who are benefiting from the platform.

We hope that by providing a collaboration network for the nonprofits that are beginning to explore Second Life, we can help those organizations learn from each others' experiences and ultimately enable them to more successfully raise funds and reach out to an entirely new base of tech-savvy constituents and volunteers.

To date, we have created a virtual TechSoup office in Second Life, where nonprofits can meet and share ideas. We have set up a portable virtual directory of nonprofits in Second Life that can be freely shared and distributed to others. We have also held a live event, with guest nonprofit speakers who were currently working in the platform, which took place in both real life and in the world of Second Life.

But isn't Second Life just a game?

Although Second Life is often billed as a form of entertainment and can be used that way, there is no predetermined challenge in Second Life and there is no way to "win." This allows nonprofits (and other organizations) to use Second Life as more of a live chat tool — albeit one with many extended features, like the ability to express visual cues when chatting and the capacity to build applications and screen media.

Furthermore, we believe that Second Life can provide a less daunting introduction to emerging technologies. There is a common conception in the nonprofit sector that introducing an element of fun somehow depletes a project of its significance. We hope we can show that technology can still be powerful even when it's enjoyable.

How are other organizations using Second Life?

Here are some examples of recent nonprofit and educational events in or inspired by Second Life:

The American Cancer Society raised more than $40,000 through its Second Life Relay for Life event.
The San Jose Tech Museum, in collaboration with Linden Lab, built a scaled-down version of Second Life as a way to help children explore virtual worlds and expand their creativity in new ways.
A variety of nonprofits are using Second Life to promote their causes, network, and further their missions. Read what Second Life has done for these organizations in TechSoup's article Change the World by Working in a Virtual One.
The George Eastman House, said to be the world's oldest photography museum, has set up an exhibit, Seeing Ourselves: American Face, in Second Life. The exhibit corresponds with a real-world tour of the photographs.
Educators are using Second Life to present seminars and stage performances and storytelling sessions designed to help youth learn about other cultures.
People with disabilities reportedly have been using Second Life to explore environments where physical constraints are minimized and where they have almost absolute control over their avatars' features and actions.

http://www.techsoup.org/community/Second%20Life/page4997.cfm

NetSquared, a Project of TechSoup.org

Our mission is to spur responsible adoption of social web tools by social benefit organizations. There's a whole new generation of online tools available – tools that make it easier than ever before to collaborate, share information and mobilize support. These tools include blogs, wikis, RSS feeds, podcasting, and more. Some people describe them as "Web 2.0"; we call them the social web, because their power comes from the relationships they enable.

http://www.netsquared.org

SupportForHealing was originally founded in 2004 as a forum for people with Mental Health problems, Depression , life problems etc... and now have the capacity to add support in a wider field as the site grows. Its a non profit place, free from Pop-ups & annoying adverts

Support for Healing has a moderated message board that provides a safe environment for peer to peer support.

http://supportforhealing.com/

lunedì 11 giugno 2007

Progetto Rifugio Urbano, un progetto di mutuo auto aiuto ispirato alla Casa del Fuggitivo di Berlino

Il Rifugio Urbano

In allegato trovate il Progetto Rifugio Urbano, un progetto di mutuo auto aiuto ispirato alla Casa del Fuggitivo di Berlino (Weglaufhaus).

Il progetto è in cantiere da oltre un anno ma la psichiatria locale ha ostracizzato il tentativo di garantire agli utenti della psichiatria spazi di mutuo aiuto autonomi dai servizi...

Progetto Rifugio Urbano.pdf

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