I'm sitting at the moment in Second Life, listening to and watching Emerian Rich talk about her book on Podiobooks, "Night's Knights." Second Life opens up all sorts of options for conferences and lectures and such. There's plenty of other stuff to do there, and people do most of what you can think of. But this is nice. It's even being recorded for Treet.TV, SL's version of network television.
I'm still thinking about recording a podcast from within SL, but haven't quite done it yet. I even have my Hiber-Nation Theatre space set up for exactly that. My original idea was to get a group together and record everybody live via SL's own Voice Chat mechanism. But since I've had no visitors to speak of, I haven't seen the point. Not yet, anyway. The flipside is that if I'm -not- doing shows, why would anybody be showing up?
I'm a little hesitant to think anyone would want to come just to hear me. On the other hand, a few hundred have come to hear the Podiobooks versions of some of my books, so I suppose I must be doing something right.
I'm still thinking about recording a podcast from within SL, but haven't quite done it yet. I even have my Hiber-Nation Theatre space set up for exactly that. My original idea was to get a group together and record everybody live via SL's own Voice Chat mechanism. But since I've had no visitors to speak of, I haven't seen the point. Not yet, anyway. The flipside is that if I'm -not- doing shows, why would anybody be showing up?
I'm a little hesitant to think anyone would want to come just to hear me. On the other hand, a few hundred have come to hear the Podiobooks versions of some of my books, so I suppose I must be doing something right.
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