Destination Guide FAQLearning in a virtual world? See examples of education and nonprofits in Second Life, the leader solution for virtual meetings, events, training and simulations.
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The Frontier Project
The Frontier Project is a 14,000-square-foot demonstration building that has obtained a LEED® Platinum certification from the U.S. Green Building Council. The building educates consumers, commercial builders, and sustainable advocates regarding the latest methods and technologies in water, energy, and site conservation.
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National Health Service
The UK's publicly-funded healthcare system, known as the NHS, also has a home in Second Life. This region offers visitors a tour of some hospital buildings that aim to represent the future of medical care throughout the nation.
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OneClimate Island
This region provides information about OneClimate.net, an organization which believes people need to be fully aware of the threat of climate change and work together to bring about a fair and sustainable world.
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Virtual Mine
The virtual mine is an educational 3D environment and game that teaches about mountain top removal, coal fired power production, alternative energies, and the amazing music and culture in the Appalachian mountains. The mine, which was featured in a documentary presentation last year, recently won an Emmy nomination. Check out more information at http://bit.ly/plvN7w.
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UW Project: Maya Island
Learn more about Mayan civilization in this expansive 3D project, developed by students of the University of Washington. Highlights include a Mayan medical village, a science and astronomy center and an explorer's cove.
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Arkansas State University
Educators at the Arkansas State University use Second Life to instruct students and lead discussions. Students and anyone interested in learning more are welcome to visit. Read more at http://pdx.be/a018.
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Virtual State Fair
The Virtual State Fair is home of the Cooperative Extension System, a large, informal education organization in Second Life. Games, rides, exhibits, and learning tools are offered to the public, while meeting and conferencing facilities are available to educators.
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SploLand
Interact with more than 100 Exploratorium-inspired exhibits at SploLand.
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Garden for the Missing
Visit The Garden for the Missing, where 200 missing persons are displayed. Over 100,000 people are currently missing in the U.S. right now. Can you help?
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Queen's University
Visit the official Second Life home of Queen's University. This virtual space is used as an online resource for several courses for the Ontario, Canada-based academic institution.
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