Interactive+discussions

I am experimenting with virtual collaboration using online tools.

This is a voicethread project that you can help with. One area I am looking at in regards to intellectual freedom is freedom of expression and censorship. I am wondering if Second life provides opportunities that would not be possible in real life. I have been seeking out areas in Second Life that support groups whose perspectives may not be readily supported in real life. To start the discussion, I uploaded some photos I, as Aubergine Serpente, took on Info Island. She tried to create a brief slide show field-trip highlighting resources for people interested in LGBT issues.

To comment on the voicethread send me your email and I will invite you or open your own account ([|voicethread]). This voicethread is public titled "Freedom of Expression and Intellectual Freedom" and tagged 'intellectual freedom,' freedom of expression,' and 'second life.'

When you find the voicethread you can comment in several ways: you can record your voice,make a video, add text, and use a doodle pen to add comments to the photos directly. Once you make a comment be sure to save it. You can delete your comment and start over.

Once you have a voicethread account you can also comment directly on it here on the wiki. It is a smaller screen here than on the voicethread website but the commenting works the same way.

Either way, you can hear my comments without opening an account. If you don't wish to open an account you can add your comments to the discussion tab at the top of this page.

//*hint- hover the cursor over the voicethread image to zoom in and move the image around to get a better or different perspective while you listen or comment.//

Think of this as a brainstorming session where positive, constructive comments will add to the project. media type="custom" key="2785379"

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