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Two more tours in Second Life

I attended to two tours from the "Teaching Languages in Virtual Worlds" session.

The first one was Thursday and we visited the Holocaust Museum with an exhibition of the Reichskristallnacht (November 1938). The exhibition is very impressive and touching, because all objects are on display with recorded audio narratives from survivors of the holocaust.

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Here is a link to the Holocaust Museum in SL.

I made some screen shots of the event:

The other one was on Friday and we visited Virtual Macbeth. This is an even more amazing place because it is full with interactive objects that helps to understand the Shakespeare play better.

Here is the link to Virtual Macbeth in SL.

And here are some screen shots that I took during the tour:

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