Destination Guide FAQUniversities in Second Life
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TejanoTech - UTSA Virtual Campus
TejanoTech, established in 2009, is the virtual campus of the University of Texas at San Antonio. Visitors are invited to enjoy the area, but are asked to respect the education-oriented mission of the campus.
Stanford University
Visit a virtual library in Second Life that was developed by Stanford University's Libraries and Academic Information Resources (SULAIR).
National University of Singapore
Visit the virtual campus designed, built, and operated entirely by students and faculty from the National University of Singapore to enable learning, teaching, sharing, and social interaction.
University of Delaware
Take an automated tour of the classes and interactive features within the University of Delaware in Second Life.
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.
ArtSpace UTSA
ArtSpace UTSA is a gallery located on the virtual campus of the University of Texas at San Antonio. New exhibits will open roughly ever other month.
USF Health
Home to the College of Medicine at the University of South Florida. Includes information on the various schools and departments, including nursing, public health, continuing education, and the Shimberg Library.
Chinese Island
Initiative by the Chinese Studies Program at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia, designed to complement traditional classroom tuition with context-based, hands-on learning in the virtual environment of Second Life.
The University of Western Australia
Visit the Second Life campus of the University of Western Australia, a place for teaching, research, art and architecture.
Rocca Sorrentina & Bay of Naples, 1785
Operated as an immersive education experiment by Brown University, this fictional but historically-inspired 18th-century Italian island is located in the Bay of Naples. Visitors are welcome for optional roleplay set in the year 1785. Public programs and exhibits are offered on the history and ideas of the Enlightenment, the era of the Grand Tour, and the baroque, rococo and neo-classical styles in art and music.
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