Live music in the oldest continuously running venue in the metaverse to close the OpenSim Community Conference. Featuring the best live performers currently performing in OpenSimulator.
Last stop on the HG Safari tour !!!
HyperGridders use
hg.osgrid.org:80:Maritime Club Belfast
If you cant make it inworld you can listen online at
http://3dcolab.com/projects/maritime.html

2.00 pm PST
Truelie Telling playing her all original country punk / folk noir ballads of love and death live from her Nashville s

As a special OpenSimulator Community Conference HyperGrid Tour featuring a hands-on HyperGrid workshop and trip where attendees will have the opportunity to learn how to grid jump ‘by yourself’, not just walking through a HyperGrid portal but coming to grips with the Map and the grid URI.
The tour will depart from the OSCC Grid on Sunday at 11am Pacific with several stops on various OpenSimulator grids over a three hour period and show off how easy it is to get around by HyperGrid.
Hosted by Thirza Ember

Practicing educators featuring projects using NPCs and the spatial environments in OpenSim for interactive and contextual immersive learning. Scenarios include: students tracking down the mechanism of disease communication; contextually understanding the social, environmental and economic factors that impact health; and creating narrative environments for historical or literary lessons.
Speakers: Ghaelen D'Lareh, Evalyn Gossett, Ruby ODegee, Kimberly Rufer-Bach, Rachel Umoren

Opensimulator offers a vast and beautiful landscape for exploration. Until recently including interactive characters in a build was so time-consuming and complicated few builders bothered. A growing set of easy NPC tools make it possible for anyone to add unique characters to their builds without knowing anything about scripting. Nara Malone and Fred Beckhusen will talk about the tools they used in the Immersive Edge Hypergrid Story and how they are used in the Outworldz regions.

Speakers: Ferd Frederix,

This presentation will highlight the work of 6th graders in Western New York. With the help of a NY State Department of Education Grant, the students were taken on a tour of the Darwin Martin House in Buffalo NY to learn about the principles of architecture of Famed Architect, Frank Lloyd Wright. The student then took these design principles into OpenSim and created their own amazing works of architecture and art.

Speakers: Mary Howard, Andrew Wheelock

Avatar Repertory Theater is a theater performance group in virtual worlds, since 2008. Over 200 performances, ranging from full immersive stagings, such as Shakespeare's "The Tempest", Sophocles "Oedipus Rex" and "Alice in Wonderland", to small workshops and original plays. Our troupe consists of professional and community theater performers, programmers, sound engineers, avatar, theater designers, and playwrights.

Thoughtfully created virtual world education simulations are a hit with students and contribute to increased learning outcomes. Until this type of learning simulation becomes more mainstream, educators need to create their own simulations or use the open license content created by others. To focus attention on the available as well as the “wish list” content needed, this panel includes presentations from college, K-12, and workplace instructors using and/or sharing virtual world learning simulation content.

A fundamental concern raised by 3D collaborative virtual training exercises is their direct relevance to real world situations. Trainers require that virtual training exercises match closely their daily practice and expectations in the real world. We demonstrate our approach that allows trainers to mash up Google maps with their customized virtual scenarios in order to facilitate the translation of skills and insights acquired in the virtual world into improved real world competencies.

Using participatory action research methods, questionnaires, daily note taking, and interviewing, this case study reveals 3-D modeling of ecological pests & predator installation, technical problems & ecological solutions, simulated at my ASU Hive OpenSim, sponsored by the UBC.ca. This theme led to correspondence with the ASU website “Ask the Biologist.” It resulted in community learning about the importance of pests in an ecosystem as a complex web of interconnected and dependent ingredients.

Find out the latest data on virtual reality headset numbers and other VR statistics, including the latest data on OpenSimulator statistics and surveys.
Speaker: Maria Korolov

This panel brings together developers of popular Second Life and OpenSimulator viewers and explores the many ways of interfacing with OpenSimulator and virtual worlds, both now, and in the future. The panel will be moderated by Mal Burns.

Panelists: Myron Curtis, Crista Lopes, Jessica Lyon