Showing posts with label Water Resources. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Water Resources. Show all posts

Library Exhibits and Events for June

The International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) is holding their annual conference in Denver June 27-30. An ongoing exhibit will be a Second Life representation of Denver and the conference center for participants to explore and also learn the potential of Second Life as a learning tool. As part of this SL experience, the Sustainable Living Library will be hosting a group on Sunday June 27 from 1 to 2 pm MTN time or 12 noon to 1 pm SL time. The library staff will give a brief introduction of library services and a bicycle tour of Etopia.

The library has a new exhibit to raise awareness about the signs and symptoms of heart attacks, strokes and common medical terminology. There are three interactive quizes designed by a medical librarian and clinical advisory team. This is part of a real life research project to determine the effectiveness of gaming on consumer health, health care behavior, and decisions. The exhibit is located on the library's front deck.

In addition, there is a two room exhibit on Water Resources researched and designed by Alliejnv library graduate student from Long Island University's Palmer School of Library and Information Science.

Earth Day April 22, 2010

Earth Day is this Thursday April 22. Etopia and the Sustainable Living Library will be celebrating with activities throughout the day. Below is a schedule of events:

  • Greeters will be at the main landing point on Etopia Island to welcome you to the sim.
  • Gondola and Shuttle rides - all day
  • Poetry readings at the Poetry corner by the main landing point from 8:00 am-9 SLT/
  • 9-10 Mountain Time. Read your own poetry or those of others. Event will be in voice.
  • Bicycle tour of Etopia from 12 noon-1pm SLT/ 1-2 pm Mountain Time with Ariell Enoch
  • Open House at The Sustainable Living Library from 4:00-6:00 pm SLT/ 5-7pm MountainTime. There will be a special exhibit on water conservation and resources.The exhibit, done by graduate library student Allie Listern, will be on loan for the next few months so be sure and stop by to see it if you can’t make thisThursday's event.
  • Dance from 6:00-8:00pm SLT/ 7-9pm Mountain Time at the Pavilion. DJ Aquiel Aero will take you requests. Come dressed as an endangered species.