1. Language Teachers in Virtual Worlds Nick Noakes Graham Stanley Nergiz Kern Dennis Newson

4. TESOL

5. EVO

6. VWLL

8. Met And Got Acquainted ...

9. ... Again ...

10. ... And Again! 

11. Challenged Intelligences

12. Adjusted Perspectives!

13. Fought Techno Daemons

14. Burned Midnight & Midday Oil !

15. Got Outfitted For Travel

16. Explored Unimagined Spaces ...

17. Sometimes Alone ...

18. ... But Mostly Together

19. ... all this while blogging, commenting, discussing and posting snapshots

20. Got aMAZEd and Lost in Virtual Space

21. At Times, Even Lost Our Heads

22. But Could Always Call For Support

23. Gained Some Mastery Over The Virtual Kingdom

24. And Took Flight For Language Learning

25. Visited Far Away Places

26. Got Immersed In Cultures

27. Spoke in Foreign Tongues

28. Talked and Toured

29. Tried Out Some Tools Of The Trade

30. Engaged in Discussions

31. Offered Opinions

32. Taught And Learned As a Team

33. Shared Expertise

34. Celebrated Success

35. VWLL Activity at its Second Life Base Camp

36. 45% for 3 or more minutes 27% for 10 or more minutes 60% for 9 or more times 40% for 26 or more times

37. 75% for 2 or more pages 45% for 4 ore more pages

39. Activity Trends - During and After the Workshop

40. Participant Feedback “ I wish I had had more time to learn from other people, but I'm happy we are able to stay in touch” “ Well, I never felt alone in this process. There were always friendly people willing to help” “ The moderators put on lots of great events and tried hard to include everyone - both by having repeats of events at different times and by encouraging people to join discussions.” “ Finally, the team teaching practice really enabled me to apply what I've learned and more concretely think about teaching in SL. The collaborative environment as a team also enhanced my learning”

41. Participant Feedback “ I couldn't use voice so this was quite frustrating sometimes. I was using a mini laptop so I couldn't do much there.” “ Perhaps improved notes and/or more practice on managing own avatar and the in-world around us.” “ Working this course into a busy schedule is difficult, especially because events were offered at times I could not attend. I know this is an inherent difficulty of "global" courses, and I think the facilitators did the best they could to offer multiple sessions.” “ Time difference was an issue. If I attended the training session during my office hour and had to talk to my students, I was lost by the time I got back to my computer. That's why weekend sessions were better. You might want to give us the topics and different time slots and go with the time that got the largest number of votes. ”

44. Virtual Worlds & Language Learning