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    This document discusses interpersonal communication in virtual worlds like Second Life. It describes how Second Life allows for 3D spatial voice calling and group chat. Users can customize their avatars and build virtual objects and spaces. The document also discusses how interpersonal communication fulfills needs like developing relationships and exchanging information. Non-verbal communication like gestures and facial expressions are important in virtual worlds. Play allows people to stimulate their brains and make sense of the world. Different "play roles" and "group roles" can be taken on to facilitate teamwork and problem solving.

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    Second Life Your Interpersonal Communication

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    Philena Farley
    This document discusses interpersonal communication in virtual worlds like Second Life. It describes how Second Life allows for 3D spatial voice calling and group chat. Users can customize their avatars and build virtual objects and spaces. The document also discusses how interpersonal communication fulfills needs like developing relationships and exchanging information. Non-verbal communication like gestures and facial expressions are important in virtual worlds. Play allows people to stimulate their brains and make sense of the world. Different "play roles" and "group roles" can be taken on to facilitate teamwork and problem solving.

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    SecondLife Your Interpersonal

    Communication

    BY PHILENA RUSH
    Do you think we are kidding
    when we say that?

    YOUR WORLD, YOUR IMAGINATION


    Building Blocks of the 3D Web
    Virtual Changes in the way we communicate

    The Second Life Advantage


    OpenSims

    •The Registration API •Supports creating multiple 'worlds' in


    •3D spatial voice, peer-to-peer calling, •Supports multiple clients and
    and group voice moderated chat protocols.
    •Limit accounts to your estate •Extensive ability to customize your
    •Create accounts with a custom name avatar
    (with special permission from Linden •Realtime Physics Simulation
    Lab - see Custom_Name_Program) •The ability to create content real time
    •Register multiple employees or •In world application development
    students from your company or using LSL/OSSL, C#, JScript and
    education institution  VB.NET
    Communicate to:

    1. Meet needs

    2. Enhance sense of self

    3. Develop
    Relationships

    4. Fulfill social
    obligations

    5. Exchange
    Information

    6. Influence Each Other

    What is Interpersonal
    Communication?
    Perceptions of Self and Others

    Personal Business/Technology
    Class Demo
    Why Play?

    Stimulates nerve growth in Through play, the brain is


    the areas of the brain making sense of how the
    that world works by
     1) discriminate relevant  1) imagining
    from irrelevant possibilities
    information  2) simulating what
     2) monitor and organize might be
    our own thoughts and  3) testing against what
    feelings actually is
     3) plan for the future
    How to Play?

    Adult “Play-Roles” Team “Group-Roles”

    1) The Joker Task Roles


    1) Information Giver
    2) The Kinesthetic 2) Information Seeker
    3) Analyzer
    3) The Explorer
    4) Idea Person
    4) The Competitor 5) Expediter
    6) Recorder
    5) The Director
     Maintenance Roles
    6) The Collector 1) Supporter
    2) Tension Reliever
    7) The Artist/Creator
    3) Harmonizer
    8) The Storyteller 4) Gatekeeper
    Denotation/Connotation
    Gestures

    Animation Overrides
    (AO)

    Cultural

    Gender

    Eye Contact

    Facial Expressions

    Verbal and Non-Verbal


    Lada Adamic
    Communication
    Contact

    LOM Runner Philena Rush


    Twitter: IEEEVirtual Twitter: philena
    virtual@ieee.org philena30@gmail.com

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