Making a Flexi-Skirt

Time: Sunday, 12:00 SLT (Cancelled)
Instructor: Cymbal Constantine
Location: Main Lecture Hall

Learn about Flexi-Prims and how to make them. Learn how to make your own Flexi-Skirts using the Oxbridge version of the LoopRez tool. Hands on class creating a skirt using the tool. Includes free textures, LoopRez script, step by step instructions and skirt panels to get started.

Suggested prerequisite class: Building Basics.

Hosting & DJing

Time: Sunday, 14:00 SLT (Cancelled)
Instructor: Sasha Prismara Featherlight
Location: Main Lecture Hall

Would you like to learn how to host parties? DJ? Well you’re in luck! My class makes it easy to learn and help you with not only confidence but how to also have etiquette for hosting or dj’ing your personal parties or events! 2pm SLT Bi-Weekly Sundays or otherwise posted or canceled depending on emergency factors or change of schedule. This will be a nice addition for the Caledon Community.

General Q&A

Time: Sunday, 15:00 SLT
Instructor: Andrea & Ember
Location: Quixote Hall

Come up (way up in the sky) to the Oxbridge Alternate Lecture hall for the bi-weekly General Q&A, where hosts Andrea and Ember take any and all questions about about Second Life, Caledon, Oxbridge, Steampunk, and related topics—and answer them. You've got questions; we've either got the answers or will find them and get back to you. This is also a platform for announcements of community events.

Scripting with Suzanna

Time: Monday, 11:00 SLT
Instructor: SuzannaLinn
Location: Main Lecture Hall

Scripting Class Syllabus taught by Suzanna with assistant Ali
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his is a progressive class starting October 2nd and ending May 11th.
Levels: October: Newbie, November-December: Beginner, January-February: Intermediate, March-May: Advanced
Days: Monday: Class, Wednesday & Saturday: Practice & Questions.
Duration: Each class is 105 minutes long
Media: Classes will be in text only; class materials are full perm and class nodes contain the text of the class and answers to questions.

Advanced Scripting

Time: Tuesday, 10:00 SLT
Instructor: SuzannaLinn
Location: Main Lecture Hall

Advanced Scripting
A series of classes to learn HTTP and Media-on-a-Prim (MOAP) and to use Google Docs (16 classes)
Teacher: Suzanna (suzannalinn); Teacher Assistant: Ali (sungali)

Dates: December and January, Tuesdays and Fridays (except Christmas' Eve and New Year's Eve)
Hours: 10am to 11:45am SLT, text only
Location: Caledon Oxbridge Lecture Hall

Requirements: Intermediate / Advanced level of LSL scripting and for Weeks 4 and 5, a Google gmail account.
Not required any knowledge of: LSL HTTP functions or events, JSON, HTML, CSS, JavaScript or Google Docs.

Building Basics

Time: Tuesday, 15:00 SLT
Instructor: Ember
Location: Main Lecture Hall

Building basics is an introduction to the build window of Second Life, using the construction of a simple hat to instruct students on how to create prims, as well as rotate, stretch, and link prims together as something to be worn. This is a basic class, so students of all experience levels are welcome - though those who already know how to build things may find themselves covering old ground. The class can run from 45-90 minutes, depending on how many questions are asked or how many students may have trouble.

Basic Photography & Tools

Time: Tuesday, 19:00 SLT
Instructor: Teddy Bear
Location: Main Lecture Hall

This class is for anyone new to Second Life photography. Considered Photo102 Learn how to edit settings in the Preferences window to enhance snapshots and discuss the tools used to make better photos in Second Life.

Scripting with Suzanna

Time: Wednesday, 11:00 SLT
Instructor: SuzannaLinn
Location: Main Lecture Hall

Scripting Class Syllabus taught by Suzanna with assistant Ali
T
his is a progressive class starting October 2nd and ending May 11th.
Levels: October: Newbie, November-December: Beginner, January-February: Intermediate, March-May: Advanced
Days: Monday: Class, Wednesday & Saturday: Practice & Questions.
Duration: Each class is 105 minutes long
Media: Classes will be in text only; class materials are full perm and class nodes contain the text of the class and answers to questions.

Mesh and PBR

Time: Wednesday, 13:00 SLT
Instructor: Toraona Thane
Location: Main Lecture Hall

This class will explore what mesh is and how it's used in Second Life to improve our visual experience and streamline our viewer performance. A brief description of PBR, 'Physically Based Rendering', will be offered as well.

Photo Salon

Time: Wednesday, 19:00 SLT
Instructor: Teddy Bear
Location: Main Lecture Hall

This is an open-ended workshop that provides SL photographers with skills instruction, practice locations, and a supportive atmosphere in which to practice the techniques of effective SL Photography. Each class stands alone, but specific topics will vary from week to week and be announced before class. Prerequisites: A basic photography class is recommended.

Sessions:
September: Aspect Ratio, Image Editing, Contrast, Environmental Enhancement Project (EEP); October: Make a Rainbow, Night Sky Environmental Editor, Water Environmental Editor & Day Cycles, Introduction to Photo Tools, Tour of Halloween Regions; November: Painting with Light, Ambient Occlusion & Shadows, Introduction to Depth of Field; December: Camera Lenses & Wide-Angle Effects, Photography as a Real-Life Photographer, Making Holiday or Christmas Cards, Moving Objects – Ice Skaters; January: Profile Pictures, A Guide to Composition, Choosing your Best Photo, Background and Viewpoint; February: Framing & Layering,Unique Perspective, Negative Space, Photo Story Telling; March: Artistic Photography, Moving Objects – Surfers;

For more info, contact the class professor:Teddy Bear (TeddySnuggleBear.Littlepaws)

Writing Workshop

Time: Thursday, 11:00 SLT
Instructor: Elfbiter Skysmith
Location: Village Train Station

Join the writers' meeting in Caledon Night's reading room in front of a huge fireplace for Talking in public chat about writing.

Advanced Scripting

Time: Friday, 10:00 SLT
Instructor: SuzannaLinn
Location: Main Lecture Hall

Advanced Scripting
A series of classes to learn HTTP and Media-on-a-Prim (MOAP) and to use Google Docs (16 classes)
Teacher: Suzanna (suzannalinn); Teacher Assistant: Ali (sungali)

Dates: December and January, Tuesdays and Fridays (except Christmas' Eve and New Year's Eve)
Hours: 10am to 11:45am SLT, text only
Location: Caledon Oxbridge Lecture Hall

Requirements: Intermediate / Advanced level of LSL scripting and for Weeks 4 and 5, a Google gmail account.
Not required any knowledge of: LSL HTTP functions or events, JSON, HTML, CSS, JavaScript or Google Docs.

Inventory Management

Time: Friday, 12:00 SLT
Instructor: Toraona Thane
Location: Main Lecture Hall

Concepts of Inventory Management teaches you everything you need to know to manage your inworld possessions, keep things sorted properly, and use the tools provided in your viewer efficiently.

Required prerequisite: familiarity with the orientation at Oxbridge or another new-user gateway.

Introduction to Role-Playing

Time: Friday, 19:00 SLT
Instructor: MichaelNeff Macbeth
Location: Main Lecture Hall

Learn the basic history, purpose and usage of emotes and gestures. Explore roleplay, what it is, and how to do it. This class is intended to enhance your Second Life and greatly increase your fun potential! Free notes, landmarks and gestures provided.

Scripting with Suzanna

Time: Saturday, 11:00 SLT
Instructor: SuzannaLinn
Location: Main Lecture Hall

Scripting Class Syllabus taught by Suzanna with assistant Ali
T
his is a progressive class starting October 2nd and ending May 11th.
Levels: October: Newbie, November-December: Beginner, January-February: Intermediate, March-May: Advanced
Days: Monday: Class, Wednesday & Saturday: Practice & Questions.
Duration: Each class is 105 minutes long
Media: Classes will be in text only; class materials are full perm and class nodes contain the text of the class and answers to questions.

Buildarama

Time: Saturday, 18:00 SLT
Instructor: Samm Florian
Location: Buildarama Stadium

BuildARama is a fun building event for builders of all skill levels: not a contest, but a chance to hone your skills and learn from other builders. The giant board provides a random word, and participants have a certain amount of time to build something out of prims corresponding to that word. After the building, participants can admire each others builds, talk about what was difficult or what worked well, ask questions like "how did you make THAT?", etc.