I got busy with the GRC Viz and things and didn't check for new members for awhile. I came back to 45 applicants! Sadly, about a third of them were advertising or completely unrelated. Please don't join if you aren't working in the core area of the community. Thanks! Liz D.

What's on Your Member Page? Share your research, create a workshop, have your students create a resource page, or stream live video. This social network is an experimental space for bringing together different disciplinary "worlds" for collaboration and discussion around learning and visualization.

The Groups listed on this page (join below) contain a growing collection of links to research by experts in key areas, related journals, and open discussions. Watch the JCE Digital Library Group for an upcoming online workshop.

View information (past and future ):
Gordon Research Conference on Visualization in Science and Education

The GRC Viz was at Magdalen College Oxford July 26-31, 2009. See the Conference History link for agendas from all previous years.

General information on Gordon Research Conferences (Conferences Tab):
www.grc.org



Chemical education devotees can join the Ning network for ACS Division of Chemical Education. Apply to join the network, but I think it is limited to DivCHED dues-paying members. Membership grew to nearly 300 just in the first week after the 2008 BCCE (Biennial Conference on Chemical Education)!

Second Life is a good place to contact me these days (as Chimera Cosmos). See the New Media Consortium http://sl.nmc.org to learn about how hundreds of colleges and universities around the globe are participating and collaborating.

This Ning Network is configured to add photos from your Flickr account. You can also upload directly or post by email too. Click on the "Photos" tab above or "Add Photos" in the Photos widget in the left column of this page.

Liz D.

Machinima animations by RobbieDingo show blip.tv at its best, and fabulous content. See how he built a 3D version of a Van Gogh painting to walk through in Second Life. Visit his blip.tv website to see some amazing videos.



There is a short post about Robbie's work on TickleBooth.