Kintsugi Tour at Sakurajima on Virtual Harmony
Join Lyr Lobo and Spinoza Quinnell on a tour of Sakurajima and the Kintsugi Contemplative Pathways for the Wounded Healer. We will meet on Zoom, discuss the research behind the simulation, and experience the Kintsugi Contemplative Pathways journey as we rebuild broken pottery with gold while reflecting on the role of a wounded healer, the triumph of the spirit, and our thoughts on the future.
How to participate
Gather at OSCC or in Zoom before heading over to Sakurajima so we can share the backstory by voice comfortably with the group. Those who wish can join us on the tour and those who cannot can stay in Zoom.
To join inworld, visit Booth 3 on Expo Region 3:
hop://cc.opensimulator.org:8002/OSCC Expo Zone 3/99/86/26
To participate via Zoom, please register at this address:
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAlcu-orjkuE9ZP6-mwCK8u-Ue9i1itkOtf
Speakers
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Andrew Stricker / Spinoza Quinnell (Poster Booth #3)Andrew Stricker serves as an innovation and strategy analyst for LeMay Center at Air University. Previously, Dr. Stricker served Vanderbilt University as associate provost for innovation through technology. He has also served 27 years as an Air Force officer and scientist specializing in learning sciences and human-factors engineering. His research is focused on modeling adaptive expertise and the design of learning technologies. His graduate work was conducted at Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas and Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut.
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Cynthia Calongne / Lyr Lobo (Poster Booth #3)OSCC Co-Chair, ProfessorLyr is a Professor Emerita at Colorado Technical University, where she teaches doctoral AI classes and since 2005, 62 classes held in virtual worlds. A $25,000 Grand Prize winner for the Mars space simulation, she tests game simulations at Virtual Harmony. Lyr volunteers for AvaCon as a research scientist and is co-chair of the OSCC Organizing Committee
https://www.slideshare.net/lyrlobo/presentations
