[9:32]  Rik Riel: Check www.holymeatballs.org for the podcast / audio
download

roll call
[8:28]  Kali Idziak: Jessica Dally, Community Voice Mail www.cvm.org
[8:28]  2020Vision Obviate: Ashima Saigal, Johnson Center for
Philanthropy, Grand Rapids Michigan
[8:28]  Eubie Doobie: Eubie Doobie -- United States Holocaust Memorial
Museum ushmm.org
[8:28]  Coreina Grace: Meghan Deana, from Global Kids :)
[8:28]  Jani Myriam: Rebecca Wise, Transgender Resource Center
[8:28]  Malken Nightfire: Michelle Murrain, blogger, consultant, NOSI
coordinator (http://nosi.net)
[8:28]  Ronnie Rhode: Ronnie Rhode, Garden for the Missing and
ProjectJason.org
[8:28]  Morgane Morrisey: Kim Ethridge, Annapolis, MD with the
Chesapeake Bay Foundation
[8:28]  Jimbo Hoyer: I'm here to talk about last year's yearlykos
event
[8:28]  Hollyhock Rossini: Holly Ross, ED at NTEN
[8:28]  Nasus Dumart: Sue Mahar / Author - American Management
Association / New York - New Jersey
[8:28]  In Kenzo: We will be starting audio in just a few minutes with
our guests today. Welcome! This is Evonne @ Amoration, www.amoration.org
and International Humanities Center here in NPC
[8:28]  Alazar Fauna: Alazar Fauna, Carbon Emporium Foundation
[8:28]  GinaMarie Latte: Jean Lotz - AAUW aauw.org
[8:28]  Buffy Beale: Buffy Bye, Bridges for Women, Victoria BC,
Canada,Suite #24 Nonprofit Commons
[8:28]  Biji Mornington: Hi, I'm BJ Wishinsky from the Anita Borg
Institute for Women and Technology in Palo Alto, CA
[8:28]  Leona Lubitsch: Leona Lubitsch - NORML
[8:28]  Starlight Davies: Kate Talbot, The Case Foundation
[8:28]  Jimbo Hoyer: from inworld studioss www.inworldstudios.org
[8:28]  Ledoof Constantineau: white ribbon campaign uk and potentially
other anti violence against women orgs in scotland
[8:28]  Kiva Destiny: Claire Reinelt, Leadership Learning Community
[8:28]  Anika Pastorelli: Sandy Bettger - Giving Circles Network
[8:29]  Rik Riel: rik panganiban, Global Kids and Yehoodi.com! New
York City!
[8:29]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: HandyLandy FairyMeadow, in San
Francisco, TechSoup.org / NetSquared.org - also have a newbie
shadowing me ... Zara Zimbardo with Fellowship of Reconciliation (she
also works w/ Ruby)
[8:29]  Arika Baroque: Board member for Trudeau Institute (Saranac
Lake, NY) and for Milton Rubenstein Museum of Science and Technology
[8:29]  Cibervoluntarios Courtois: Adrien Mangin-The Cibervolunteers
Foundation
[8:29]  Glitteractica Cookie: Susan Tenby, Online Community Manager ,
TechSoup
[8:29]  Jimbo Hoyer: rl name jay ackroyd. Blogger ID Jaayackroyd
[8:29]  Cibervoluntarios Courtois: o Fundación Cibervoluntarios
[8:29]  Jimbo Hoyer: jayackroyd
[8:30]  Rebus Mandelbrot: Matt Cowley, WMNF Community Radio, Tampa FL
[8:31]  Ruby Glitter: Ruby Sinreich, with the Fellowship of
Reconciliation http://forusa.org
[8:31]  Impeccably Peccable: Seth Gonzales, Boomer Esiason Foundation,
New York City
[8:31]  Lore Foulsbane: Robert Beckwith RL , National Council for
Community Behavioral Healthcare, Lore Foulsbane SL
[8:31]  Feminista Tigerpaw: Hi all, Lisa from The Colorado Health
Foundation.
[8:32]  Buteo Ruttan: hi all, Ron Sidell from Ophoenix, checking in
[8:32]  Adalace Jewell: hi everyone. Corine Van Hellemont, RoSa
Library Brussels (Belgium)
[8:32]  Ethelred Weatherwax: Dave Dexter, Neenah Historical Society,
Wisconsin
[8:33]  Serene Jewell: Kathleen Watkins, nonprofit consultant from San
Francisco.
[8:34]  Skeeboo Tammas: joe alamo, Kiva.org, NY
[8:35]  Zazoom Zimminy: Kyle Reis, GMN, NYC
[8:36]  SallyYV Lungu: Sally Shapiro, Ashoka's Youth Venture, NYC
[8:36]  Ozma Malibu: Sandy Andrews, Floaters Organization, Arizona and
Mexico
[8:38]  Bluewave Ogee shouts: Leslie Jarmon, Non-Profit Global
Network, Austin, Texas
[8:39]  Ruby Glitter: & BBC and other media coverage.
[8:39]  Glitteractica Cookie: and prokofy neva
[8:39]  metrocake McLeod: Reo Bianculil, Crohn's & Colitis Foundation
[8:39]  jacmacaire Humby: Jacques Macaire Humanbe.com Sustainable
Development France and international
[8:40]  Ida Recreant: Greetings everyone: Ida Recreant, educator at a
public university in California
[8:40]  Biji Mornington: i, I'm BJ Wishinsky from the Anita Borg
Institute for Women and Technology in Palo Alto, CA
[8:41]  Buteo Ruttan: Ron Sidell, Ophoenix Public Benefit Corp...
[8:42]  Sage Truss: Sage truss, Avatar Action Center in world, Tides
in RL
[9:02]  Docent Alturas: Docent (John Grozik) Alturs, Executive
Director, Digital Campfires Foundation, Space 6

[8:51]  KaraAndrade Writer: Cna someone please type out what's been
said?
[8:52]  Bluewave Ogee: Wow! :-( glitter - is the speaking event being
tracnscibed - so those of us who've already missed 20 minutes can read
about it later? LOL
[8:52]  In Kenzo: We will be posting this as a podcast, so if you are
having trouble getting on teh stream we will get it to ou on the web.
[8:52]  Glitteractica Cookie: you can get a podcast of this later..we
are recording
[8:53]  Rebus Mandelbrot: we should post a "how to record a podcast
from sl" page on the wiki
[8:53]  In Kenzo: Yearly Kos, Jimbo Hoyer is speaking now on
organizing and quality of events, the worthwhile "virtual event"
[8:53]  Cyrus Huffhines: rebus, nick wilson put one up that may be
useful, on youtube
[8:53]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: newbies: goal was drawing new ppl in
for 1-3 day event, concerns about knowlege gain
[8:54]  Cyrus Huffhines: apple: use snapz, audacity or garageband
[8:54]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: gatheings to get to know eachother =
good
[8:54]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: - made it hard to register so ppl
wouldn't be disapointed
[8:54]  Skeeboo Tammas: he's talking about newbies now and how to draw
them in
[8:54]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: what they learned = tracking lindens
was hard
[8:55]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: moved to a web based tool to take $
[8:55]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: it was better
[8:55]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: missed the last part
[8:55]  Glitteractica Cookie: we will save the raw chat kara
[8:55]  Glitteractica Cookie: and post it on npsl.wikispaces.com

[8:55]  Penguin Kuhn: she organized sl relay for like
[8:56]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: secondlife realy for life is a "gold
standard"
[8:56]  Penguin Kuhn: relay for life
[8:56]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: what was it like to organize the rfl
(relay for life = rfl)
[8:56]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: ?
[8:56]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: rfl is an ongoing campaing to raise $
for the american cancer society
[8:56]  Biji Mornington: Jade now taking floor
[8:56]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: to help patients deal w/ their struggle
[8:57]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: raised > 170,000 us $
[8:57]  Biji Mornington: He's a guy in real life, female avatar
[8:57]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: second life community reached out to
acs
[8:57]  Biji Mornington: RFL raises money for American Cancer Society
[8:57]  Biji Mornington: campaign now in 4th year
[8:57]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: an organization can't come into sl w/o
grassroots support
[8:57]  Biji Mornington: last year over 3000 participants
[8:57]  Biji Mornington: collected and converted Linden $
[8:57]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: U reach out
[8:57]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: what do i do w/o noone reaching out to
me?
[8:58]  In Kenzo: We are going to try switching streams before Q&A so
that more of you can hear these guests.
[8:58]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: dont' micromanage = empower ur
volunteers
[8:58]  Biji Mornington: SL community reached out to ACS to create
event
[8:58]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: sl brings many subcultures togetehr to
go about issues in their own special way
[8:58]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: each subculture / group can put their
own spin on how to rais $
[8:58]  Biji Mornington: reach out, find passionate residents who can
relate with your cause
[8:58]  In Kenzo: Jade is talking now in a very lovely voice about out
the Relay's unique objects
[8:58]  Biji Mornington: trying to transcribe
[8:58]  In Kenzo: regular events, and special items to share
[8:58]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: popular residents give > visibility to
your cause
[8:58]  Biji Mornington: don't micromanage - let the SL residents go
about it in their own ways
[8:59]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: empower your volunteers to do their own
events
[8:59]  Biji Mornington: e.g. skydiving, etc.
[8:59]  Biji Mornington: in RFL designers created unique outfits for
auction
[8:59]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: created plaques & award ceremony for
the paticipants
[8:59]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: who raised money
[8:59]  Biji Mornington: musicians performed and donated their tips
[8:59]  Dewey Jung: "event centered" i like that phrase...it's true
[8:59]  Biji Mornington: relay teams planned and executed their own
events
[8:59]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: contributors to success:
[8:59]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: + ppl who relate to your cause
[9:00]  Biji Mornington: held formal award ceremonies to recognize
volunteers efforts
[9:00]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: + pay attention to what you do right
and build on it
[9:00]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: no centralized office
[9:00]  Biji Mornington: need to ability to find people who identify
with your cause
[9:00]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: + decentralized distributed
architecture
[9:00]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: no "owner" for content
[9:00]  In Kenzo: Hi! We'll be doing a Q&A with your questions in less
than 15 minutes, please forward me your questions for our guests.
[9:00]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: > reach
[9:00]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: + competition
[9:01]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: competition is a key point for
motiviation & success
[9:01]  Biji Mornington: don't get hung up on needing a headquarters
in SL
[9:01]  In Kenzo: We will switch streams to get more people on this
audio before we go to Q&A, thanks for your patience with the audio.
[9:01]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: leaderboard on the web
[9:01]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: careful as it's a double edged sword
[9:01]  Biji Mornington: create scripts and objects that don't care
who own them
[9:01]  In Kenzo: Techniques for finding success in fundraising:
grassroots support
[9:01]  Biji Mornington: last year RFL SL had more than 40 fundraising
teams
[9:01]  Glitteractica Cookie: For those of you who are interested in
getting a free nonprofit office, please email su...@techsoup.org
[9:01]  Biji Mornington: they displayed the team's fundraising totals
on web site
[9:02]  Biji Mornington: but avoid too much competition; need a
balance
[9:02]  2020Vision Obviate: common mistakes that educators make in SL
by Rafi Santo
[9:03]  2020Vision Obviate: Works in the teen grid
[9:03]  2020Vision Obviate: Learned over the last two years with young
people
[9:03]  Biji Mornington: jumping off transcribing also; can someone
pick up?
[9:03]  2020Vision Obviate: First - recreating poor pedogogy in face
to face fail in virtual env
[9:03]  In Kenzo: Rafi is talking about techniques and teaching
methodology
[9:04]  In Kenzo: Enormous amounts of notecards
[9:04]  In Kenzo: The web is a better place for text than virtual
worlds
[9:04]  2020Vision Obviate: i.e classic lecture formats such as
notecards, whiteboards, lectures.
[9:04]  In Kenzo: ironic;-)
[9:04]  Dewey Jung: passivity is a killer in sl!
[9:04]  2020Vision Obviate: he is giving an example now.
[9:05]  Cyrus Huffhines: streaming server full
[9:05]  In Kenzo: we will get you into this discussion shortly, thanks
for sharing your thoughts and transcripts!
[9:05]  In Kenzo: Yes, streaming audio is full for now, we have 86
people here now. Will be switching audio streaming servers in a few
minutes.
[9:05]  In Kenzo: After Rafi finishes. He's talkinga bout basic
pedagogical approaches, learning by doing.
[9:06]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: sl platform makes a strong approach for
a variety of educational approached due to the > communitities you can
reach
[9:06]  2020Vision Obviate: SL makes a strong point to learning by
doing because of a strong community at fingertips and can do things
with lower risk
[9:06]  Dewey Jung: interesting question: does SL make traditional
pedagogy effectively obsolete?
[9:06]  In Kenzo: We will take questions in a few minutes for
discussion with our guests, IM me with your questions
[9:06]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: if you don't have an interactive
approach to learning in sl, you are at a > disadvantage
[9:07]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: sl has challenges:
[9:07]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: no body language
[9:07]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: hard to know what's up w/ your learner
[9:07]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: he realizes it's ironic
[9:07]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: as he's sitting and talking w/ us and
we could be sleeping
[9:07]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: final point
[9:07]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: important to think of design
[9:08]  Dewey Jung: so SL makes progressive education easier, but also
more necessary
[9:08]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: educators are designers already when
they put together a lesson plan
[9:08]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: in sl it > your options
[9:08]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: thinking of format of learning space
[9:08]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: look around
[9:08]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: some are in the front
[9:08]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: some back
[9:08]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: we all come and plug in as we like
[9:09]  Dewey Jung: the entire learning environment is subject to
revision in sl
[9:09]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: thinking of the immersive envrionment
has a > impact on learning
[9:09]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: example from summer camp 2 years ago
[9:09]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: had a clubhouse
[9:09]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: started every day int eh clubhouse
[9:09]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: everyone knew it
[9:09]  Dewey Jung: it's funny that the text transcription is ahead of
my audio stream!
[9:09]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: spent day in the factory very active
[9:10]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: ended the day at the campfire w/
marshmallows, etc
[9:10]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: the spaces represented / mediated the
process of learning that couldn't be expressed thru text or voice
[9:10]  Dewey Jung: can't do this in real life "turn the sun down to
midnight" :-)

[9:10]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: short break for audio reconfig
[9:10]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: we're maxed out
[9:10]  Glitteractica Cookie: we have maxxed out the number of people
who can hear this audio stream
[9:11]  Glitteractica Cookie: so we are switching servers
[9:11]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: going to switch streams so > pple can
listen in
[9:11]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: going to text chat
[9:11]  Dewey Jung: 83 now on the sim

[9:11]  Rik Riel: There were some questions about volunteering?
[9:11]  In Kenzo: On volunteer: Zazoom Zimminy: In alignment with our
recent conversation re volunteering, how do you best keep track of and
connect people who want to volunteer with people who need volunteers?
Are ther some best practices in SL?
[9:12]  Dewey Jung: why is it "easier" to get volunteers in SL than in
RL?
[9:12]  Rik Riel: Q: We have a question coming in for Q&A on
volunteers, how to keep track and connect volunteers with people who
need volunteers. You're getting some of that now Lori!
[9:12]  Rik Riel: volunteer tracking? Anyone?
[9:12]  Glitteractica Cookie: i can answer the volunteer one too... we
have a volunteer page on our wiki
[9:13]  Glitteractica Cookie: and we have a volunteer manager
[9:13]  Glitteractica Cookie: zazzoom zimminy
[9:13]  Glitteractica Cookie: and we have all the volunteer roles
organzed
[9:13]  Glitteractica Cookie: and so people can sign up for volunteer
tasks, no matter how small
[9:13]  Glitteractica Cookie: there are roles for everyone
[9:13]  Lorelei Junot: we have a volunteer coordiantor for the whole
group
[9:14]  Lorelei Junot: we have group heads
[9:14]  Lorelei Junot: when people want to volunteer we find out what
they like
[9:14]  Glitteractica Cookie: you can see our volunteer page at
npsl.wikispaces.com and click on volunteers
[9:14]  Khrys Kanto: count me in
[9:14]  Lorelei Junot: and then lay out the possibilities and put them
in touch with a gorup leaders
[9:14]  Skeeboo Tammas: are there any volunteer software programs out
there that have been adapted to second life yet? there are a few
commercial "volunteer manager" programs available
[9:14]  Glitteractica Cookie: for audio-- you are going to have to
press stop and play again
[9:14]  Buffy Beale: Yay sound is good for me now
[9:14]  Glitteractica Cookie: not that i know of skeebo
[9:15]  Rik Riel: we don't use any software at GK as far as I know
[9:16]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: Zara asks: when you talk about
leveraging virtual worlds to get press - what types of publicity are
you talking aout?
[9:17]  Glitteractica Cookie: 86 avatars w00t!
[9:17]  Lorelei Junot: I think second life is becoming an option for
distance learning
[9:17]  Lorelei Junot: along with moodle, blackboard
[9:17]  Dewey Jung: no question
[9:18]  Dewey Jung: e-inclusion is harder, but possible
[9:18]  Glitteractica Cookie: and now there is SLoodle
[9:18]  Cibervoluntarios Courtois: It' s ok
[9:18]  Lorelei Junot: many educators are looking at second life as a
distance learning platform
[9:18]  Lorelei Junot: and many companies are using sl to train new
employees
[9:18]  Lorelei Junot: and to have seminars so their workers do not
have to travel
[9:18]  Lorelei Junot: we have a bank on one of ourislands
[9:18]  Dewey Jung: e-learning includes distance learning, but also
includes other things
[9:18]  Lorelei Junot: using sl to train bank tellers in customer
service
[9:19]  Skeeboo Tammas: http://www.sloodle.com
[9:19]  Skeeboo Tammas: err http://www.sloodle.org/
[9:19]  Skeeboo Tammas: :)
[9:19]  Glitteractica Cookie: press-- we have received a lot of press
[9:21]  Penguin Kuhn: press page on our wiki: http://npsl.wikispaces.com/Press+Coverage
[9:21]  Buteo Ruttan: misleading info can be bad press
[9:22]  Penguin Kuhn: and our volunteering page on the wiki:
http://npsl.wikispaces.com/volunteer_roles
[9:22]  Buffy Beale: 1/2 page spread in the A sections for Bridges in
local paper
[9:22]  In Kenzo: Tag your photos here today npsl and npbestpractices
so we can find you again!
[9:23]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: Zara says: very helpful info ty,
imprssed it's not just in second life
[9:23]  Penguin Kuhn: and you can see our blog here: http://www.nonprofitcommons.org
[9:23]  Veri Oddfellow: Sorry so late today, y'all. Brad Lewis here
from Great Strides. Coming from anotehr meeting, whew ...
[9:24]  In Kenzo: google alters are awesome
[9:24]  Glitteractica Cookie: tagging NPSL on del.icio.us and flickr
[9:26]  Buteo Ruttan: question: We plan to help the disabled access
and use 2nd Liife, and we need a tech contact at Linden to improve
usability of the client. also, anyone interested in joining this
effort please contact me...
[9:26]  Buffy Beale: get involved in the nonprofit commons
[9:27]  Glitteractica Cookie: yeah-- the NPC is a great place to start
[9:27]  In Kenzo: Thank you Jade, Rafi, Jimbo, Glitteractica, Lorelei
and Rik for helping us field these questions! Keep your comments and
questions coming in.
[9:27]  Ozma Malibu: that is the answer, glitter
[9:27]  Namav Abramovic: Our nonprofit is to bring disabled users into
SL
[9:28]  Lorelei Junot: We are wroking with Heron Sancatuary also - we
just got a grant to create a new orientation center
[9:28]  Lorelei Junot: for people with chronic health problems and
disabilities
[9:28]  Carmen Gray: /organizing your non-profit here in sl and when u
connect with others yes
[9:29]  Namav Abramovic: I am here representing Heron Sanctuary
[9:29]  Anika Pastorelli: Note: users w/ disabilities (more politicaly
correct than disabled users)
[9:29]  Carmen Gray: yes
[9:29]  Carmen Gray: in agreement with this
[9:29]  Veri Oddfellow: Can we please use ability focussed language?
"People with disabilities"? Not "Disabled people"? Thanks
[9:30]  Veri Oddfellow: Make that Person-first
[9:30]  Glitteractica Cookie: sorry- i di dnot mean to offend, it's
pretty nerve wracking on the audio end of things here
[9:30]  Biji Mornington: good point
[9:30]  Bhikku Beeks: Of course, apologies Veri.
[9:30]  Veri Oddfellow: Got it ... no harm no foul
[9:30]  Veri Oddfellow: Thanks!
[9:30]  Veri Oddfellow: None taken
[9:31]  Namav Abramovic: I am here representing Heron Sanctuary, we
specialize in helping adapt new users with disabilities to SL
[9:32]  Rik Riel: Check www.holymeatballs.org for the podcast / audio
download
[9:34]  Buteo Ruttan: will the 2 nonprofit islands be linked or near
eachother?
[9:34]  In Kenzo: great question everyone, thanks for keeping this
dialogue interesting!
[9:35]  In Kenzo: IM me separately for an inside peak at the new sim,
or check out the map over there on the stage after this event.
[9:35]  Carmen Gray: yes
[9:35]  In Kenzo: We are under construction now, so now's a great time
to connect with Penguin Kuhn or Glitteractica Cookie
[9:35]  Buteo Ruttan: oh, then won't the communities be divided?
[9:35]  Penguin Kuhn: megan@techsoup or su...@techsoup.org,
respectively
[9:36]  In Kenzo: hopefully not, we will keep them closely connected
buteo
[9:36]  Biji Mornington: can someeone give us the url for blog?
[9:36]  Penguin Kuhn: http://www.nonprofitcommons.org
[9:36]  Penguin Kuhn: is the blog
[9:36]  Penguin Kuhn: http://npsl.wikispaces.com is wiki
[9:37]  Penguin Kuhn: we also have a Google Group:
http://groups.google.com/group/TechSoup-Second-Life
[9:37]  Glitteractica Cookie: SL is a work in progress! There are
always problems
[9:37]  In Kenzo: Definitely find our guests again inworld too!
[9:38]  Penguin Kuhn: if you go to the directory at the top of the
stairs, you can easily visit different nonporfit offices here
[9:38]  In Kenzo: Thank you! Those of you who are NPC members, please
give a shoutout and let us know who you are!
[9:38]  Penguin Kuhn: yes, a HUGE thank you to everyone who helped out
today with the event
[9:38]  In Kenzo: Shoutouts welcome, let us konw how to find you
again....we save all chat logs of our Friday morning meetings.
[9:38]  Penguin Kuhn: http://npsl.wikispaces.com wiki
[9:39]  Glitteractica Cookie: simon of wheelies will be here feb 29th,
not next week, sorry
[9:39]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: this was a very impressive event! ty so
much.
[9:39]  In Kenzo: thank you!
[9:39]  Glitteractica Cookie: thanks
[9:39]  Jimbo Hoyer: Thank you rik and In.
[9:39]  Carmen Gray: /Drive By Agony/Life Learning Center, California
[9:39]  Nasus Dumart: great job putting today's event together
[9:39]  Jimbo Hoyer: and thanks for coming folks
[9:39]  Nasus Dumart: :)
[9:39]  Anika Pastorelli: Thanks, Rik.

[9:39]  Penguin Kuhn: if you have ideas for sfcc, please post them:
http://npsl.wikispaces.com/SLCC08
[9:40]  Namav Abramovic: does techsoup have office hours in SL?
[9:40]  HandyLand Fairymeadow: clap clap
[9:40]  Glitteractica Cookie: it is prolly easier to book an
appointment with me
[9:41]  Glitteractica Cookie: but i would be happy to meet w/u
[9:41]  Serene Jewell: Thanks everyone. Great presentations and
information and ideas.
[9:41]  Buteo Ruttan: thanks for the great meeting! see y'all next
week...

[9:41]  Jimbo Hoyer: Reminder that Virtually SPeaking is every
THursday at 6pm SLT
[9:41]  Glitteractica Cookie: can you explain to us what virtually
speaking is
[9:42]  Jimbo Hoyer: sure. It's a weekly interview show.
[9:42]  Glitteractica Cookie: o, cool
[9:42]  Jimbo Hoyer: We've had guests like Sam Seder, John Dean, Glenn
Greenwald

[9:42]  Namav Abramovic: when can I drop by to talk to the person who
specializes in connecting my nonprofit other nonprofits for
collaboration?
[9:43]  Namav Abramovic: is the "cconnecting my nonprofit to other
nonprofits" point person Glitter, or someone else?
[9:44]  Glitteractica Cookie: yes
[9:44]  Glitteractica Cookie: me
[9:44]  Glitteractica Cookie: and penguin

[9:42]  In Kenzo: those of you interested in advocacy, programming for
the displaced and homeless, a small working group will meet shortly

[9:44]  GinaMarie Latte: this is my first time attending a SL event.
As a complete newbie to SL, I can attest to the fact that it is very
difficult for someone who has never played a lot of virtual games to
learn enough about SL to find this conference. I would have loved a
brief overview of what I should have expected to know I should get an
early start in SL before making an attempt getting to a meeting.
[9:44]  Glitteractica Cookie: but really coming to the meetings is the
best first step
[9:44]  Rik Riel: So glad you were able to going us GinaMarie!
[9:45]  Glitteractica Cookie: there is a steep learning curve with
this tool, ginamarie, but you seem to have done great
[9:45]  Rik Riel: I mean "join us"
[9:45]  Penguin Kuhn: namav and others, we are me...@techsoup.org
(Penguin Kuhn) and su...@techsoup.org (Glitteractica Cookie)
[9:46]  GinaMarie Latte: I will be reporting back to AAUW about this
conference and what I think about SL. After 3 days of playing here, I
feel more comfortable.
[9:46]  In Kenzo: there are tutorials on the web, but right now no
consolidated nonprofit orientation exists. maybe one of you will build
that.
[9:46]  Penguin Kuhn: we have a number of newbie resources too on the
wiki: http://npsl.wikispaces.com/cool+list+main
[9:46]  Glitteractica Cookie: this will be available by text chat and
podcast later
[9:47]  Ozma Malibu: ginamarie: do you have contacts? email addresses?
would you like a gentler introduction?
[9:47]  Rik Riel: I have fantasies of having a trasncript of the
audio. don't know if that will haveppen
[9:47]  Coreina Grace: Thanks everyone, great panel!
[9:47]  Kali Idziak: yes, good question Ozma... I'm here to help most
of the time and have a meeting with another newbie on Monday to help
out
[9:47]  Glitteractica Cookie: no, just raw text chat and a podcast, i
think
[9:47]  GinaMarie Latte: I have an AAUW friend who is active in SL who
has offered to meet me and show me around so I'll get up to speed
quickly
[9:47]  Glitteractica Cookie: we used a transcription service for last
event
[9:47]  Buffy Beale: We're getting up a mentor group for the NPC, just
taking longer than expected
[9:48]  Glitteractica Cookie: if you want their info
[9:48]  Ozma Malibu: ginamarie, I really recommend coming to this
meeting again next week. you will have a good time.
[9:48]  Rik Riel: For the record: In Kenzo rocks. Rhiannon is my hero.
And Penguin is amazing.
[9:48]  In Kenzo: woot, got video!
[9:49]  In Kenzo: only a minute of audio though, 3 min of machinima.
will get that to you soon rik.
[9:49]  Glitteractica Cookie: umm..what about me rik?
[9:49]  Glitteractica Cookie: :)
[9:49]  Rik Riel: that's fine. not really exciting video
[9:49]  In Kenzo: Glitter is Fabulous!
[9:49]  Rik Riel: And my heart belongs to Glitteractica
[9:49]  Glitteractica Cookie: jeez
[9:49]  Lore Foulsbane: where will info on the video/audio be posted?
[9:49]  Frans Charming: hahaha
[9:49]  Yohan Althouse: I tried to capture all audio, video, and
stills shots
[9:49]  GinaMarie Latte: one simple distraction here is to see
speakers over the name bubbles. It was extremely distracting to the
point, I could have done just as good just listening to a voice stream
outside of SL. Can someone remove or eleminate the name bubbles for
everyone in the audience but keep the names above speakers?
[9:49]  In Kenzo: We post most things to nonprofitcommons.org but
please tag everything npsl
[9:49]  Glitteractica Cookie: audio and video will be available on the
wiki