Second Life’s Teaching Impediment

By Bill Kaye For educators who recognize the rising popularity of online colleges in real life, Second Life seemed like a fitting expansion to that trend.  SL allowed students from all over the world to converge in one place to not only share ideas, but defy the physical limitations of real life. Many colleges set … Continue reading

Last Day for the Second Life’s Virtual State Fair

By Bill Kaye Last night, I got to exercise some of the perks of my job as a writer by visiting the Virtual State Fair in Morrill.  Except, I wish I could’ve published this sooner because the Fair ends today on 9/16. It seems unfair to force the readers to squeeze that much fun into … Continue reading

SL Fantasy Roleplay: The Realm of Dargon

By Michael Briar-Heart Many people regard America as the land where you can become anything, and to a certain degree they are right. With a little drive, some hard work, and a decent imagination you can become anything in America that you want to be. The same can be said of Dargon, a newer Fantasy … Continue reading