What a great experience in preparing for the college fair on the teen grid. Every adult I encounter comments how helpful the teens are. It’s exciting that colleges are using Second Life as a place to try recruitment and resource sharing with teens.

Here is a video created by Yohan Althouse (MG) about the college fair: http://blip.tv/file/413126.

In the News:
Chicago Public Schools Department of Libraries and Info Services in SL: Mayor Dayley’s Book Club-Teen Grid
The Chronicle of Higher Education: Students Check out College Fair-Virtually
College Web Editor: Sign Up for the First College Fair. . .
I Spilled My Coffee: Gearing Up for A Second Life College Fair
Second Life News Network: Second Life Teen Grid Hosts First College Fair
Second Life Reader: SL Teen Grid College Fair
SLEDT: College Fair on Eye4You Alliance-the Interview by Claudia Linden

Generous donations from DevilMayCare for a plot of land (512 sq meters) free to an educator participating in the fair. The plot will be donated in conjunction with a scholarship donation we’re offering teens.
Fleet Goldenberg is donating a free published book or CD/DVD to one participating educator

Guest speakers from Amazon, Linden Lab, NASA, Squirrelverse, and Johnson & Wales will be participating throughout the weekend.

Colleges represented:
Aston University United Kingdom
Beach College California (SLoodle)
Berkeley College New York and New Jersey
Bowling Green State University Ohio
Central Piedmont Community College North Carolina
College of DuPage Illinois
Florida State University
Ivy Tech Community College Indiana
Jefferson City Information Technology Coalition
Johnson & Wales University, Charlotte and Providence
Palm Beach Atlantic University Florida
Penn State Pennsylvania
San Jose State University California
University of Kentucky
University of North Carolina at Pembroke
University of Paisley Scotland
Wellington Institute of Technology New Zealand
Western Illinois University

Other booths:
Chicago Public Schools

Eye4You Alliance
Global Kids-D.I.D.I. Initiative
Squirrelverse
Publishing
TSL Greeters
Vision Network Teen Grid Developers



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