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- As an instructional designer who has spent the last 8 years developing online education I have looked for ways to provide better communication between students. While the materials we develop are high quality multimedia, full of beautiful illustrations, animation, interactivity and often cutting edge, the online environment is still missing something for most students. It is a lonely place. Then 2 years ago at this conference I saw a presentation on SL.