from Jay Cross and Internet Time Group
This video that a member posted to the Internet Time Community cracks me up.
via videosift.com
Week before last, a friend of mine was demonstrating Second Life at an executive workshop using a wi-fi connection. His avatar would walk a few feet — and abruptly sit down. By the conclusion of the demo, the avatar was scooting around on his butt. It was a very effective demo but delivered a different message than originally intended.
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Thanks for the link on Second Life! Excellent and hysterical. My experience exactly (which says more about me than it does about SL).
Great fun Jay – I’ve just posted it on to our Learning Technologies conference delegate Ning.
Here’s another clever one that I like:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OrAHBk4ZAeQ
Cheers
Carol