Second Life Services

The Consultants-E can help you get started in Second Life with your very own island training facility. Below is a list of the services we offer. If you would like more information, please contact Dudeney Ge in-world or use the contact form on this website.

We can offer a complete package, from island purchase, through terraforming and construction, to the equipping of your training facilities. Here is a list of our Second Life services:

• Island purchases
• Terraforming
• Landscaping
• Construction
• Interior decoration
• Sourcing of educational infrastructure
• Educational equipment supplies
• User training
• Publicity and documentation

Praise for our work
We believe our work in Second Life (including the three EduNation islands, the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology island, etc.) speaks for itself, but are happy to provide links and references below to other people who have spoken about our in-world work too…

Selected online articles

• Second Life in Education Interview with Gavin Dudeney
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• Second Life Travels – EduNation
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• Talk to the Avatar (Gavin Dudeney and Nicky Hockly)
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Selected comments on the EduNation project and Edutools in Second Life:

• “It must be a clever guy that built this location. Thought a lot before he started to build an old fashioned building like most of the others do.“
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• “Education? Check out Dudeney Ge over at EduNation ;-)”
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• “The sim itself is very quick to load. It's probably one of the least laggy places I have been in Second Life; it's not over-anything. The sim will be formally opened in perhaps 4 more weeks - it looks ready to me, but it's not my sim! :-) The guided tour by sitting on an object worked brilliantly.”
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• “…the most outstanding to date is certainly Gavin Dudeney's EduNation.”
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• “Edunation and Wheelies are very different Second Life locations that have fostered learning and enterprise in potentially commercial sustainable ways.”
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• “Sunday morning I was on that wonderful island of EduNation (22, 118, 29) in Second Life. I met a few people who were assembling for a conference. A big chance though to see a real conference at work and I was eager to get into this nicely built conference room.”
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• “They’ve got a lovely educational island at EduNation, and some great free tools.”
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• “We also made use of a variety of tools from the EduNation shop, which we will incorporate into our future educational activities. Unfortunately I had not had time to set up the Powerpoint Presenter, which was a shame because the alternative that I was using was nowhere near as good.”
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• “I have also acquired a number of presentation and teaching aids from excellent EduNation Island shop.”
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• "One of the most useful signage and information strategies I've personally seen, but not mentioned by Chris, is the Guided Tour Chair. EduNation and The Gene Pool both have the resource, and both are incredibly useful to visitors."
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• “so where's the best, at present? Edunation island?”
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• “Tools-wise, Baldric tried out the THINC Presentation tool, which forms part of the Edunation Seminar room, and found it very easy to set up and use.”
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NOTE: EduNation was nominated as one of the top ten ‘cultural’ sites in Second Life in June 2007. More information can be found here: http://www.corsaguide.co.uk/