The awesome youth technology group Global Kids has asked me to prepare a report on "best practices" for non-profits in
Second Life that will be submitted to a major foundation. I know many groups from around the world are already doing great work in SL and have learned some
valuable lessons that others could benefit from. I would love to get
some anecdotes and thoughts on what has worked best (or worst) for you
in promoting your work and mission within SL and what you are learning. Some direct questions:
- What motivated your organization to get active in Second Life?
- What were the main challenges you had to overcome?
- What do you see as the primary benefits of bringing your non-profit into the virtual world?
- Would you recommend virtual worlds for other non-profits? What kinds of groups or activities is Second Life most suited for?
I’d like to follow up with a quick interview, if you are available. Otherwise just drop me an email at rik@rikomatic.com, a notecard to Rik Riel, or a reply right here.
Muchisimas graçias!