In this class we were divided up into our groups. I was put in the red group with Olly, Ben, Peter, Cliona and Pascal. All these people are in my class which is very convenient. In the class we talked about teamwork and working with a group and it’s difficulties. Especially in the world of design, teamwork plays an important part in a professional setting. In other modules and in our core studio work we are often asked to work in teams in preparation for this and to help us become comfortable in team settings. I personally have struggled to work in groups before but have also had very successful experiences with it. It can often be hard if one team member is not pulling their weight, but even when both parties are dedicated, if there are contrasting creative ideas, or if people are just set in their ways and are not open to change, conflict can occur. The best way is to let everyone's ideas be heard and fleshed out and to always be willing to go with what is best for the group rather than just you. However, this is often easier said than done!We didn’t get in contact with the whole group for a short while after the group divisions were given out but we got a Facebook groupchat together eventually and began to talk about organising a meeting.
The first place I visited when exploring second life was this beach. It was pretty crowded and had a lot of things to do on it. It seemed like there was some sort of event or meetup happening as there was a crowd gathered in one part. There was people lying on beach chairs, out in the water too. I got talking to the person on screen who told me about his SL experience. He's been playing for a while and said he "works" in the game as a real estate agent. I liked this beach and it was interesting that some people were actually interacting with it like they would a beach rather than just standing around. If their character is lying down than they cannot interact as much with the environment so essentially them lying on a beach chair is a hinderance, but they do it anyway for the sake of doing a more realistic and appropriate action for the space they are in. This place I came across while flying around an area of islands. It seems to be an abandoned and de...
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