April 25 – David Burden on “Virtual Worlds: A Future History”
When: April 25, 15:00 to 16:00 CET / 6:00 to 7:00 am SLT
Where: VCEI in Second Life
Also livestreamed and recorded for viewing at a later date on NVWN’s livestream channel.
On April 25, NVWN would like to invite you to a presentation by David Burden titled: “Virtual Worlds: A Future History”. David’s slides can be found here:
Daden are specialists in creating immersive learning and visualisation environments. Daden enable our clients to use innovative new technologies to deliver real business benefit, whether that is through creating more efficient and effective training, examining large sets of structured or unstructured data in order to make better decisions, or creating engaging virtual personalities who can provide enhanced and personalised customer service 24/7.
Our clients come from both the public and private sector, and from the UK and abroad. In the public sector we have worked with Government Departments and Agencies, with City and Local Councils, with educators from Universities to Schools, and with health and care providers. In the private sector our clients have ranged from housing associations and marketing companies to major financial services providers and car manufactures.
Daden is about helping businesses take a fresh approach to traditional challenges through using some of the most advanced and engaging technology around today.
David started his career in army communications before being “demobbed” in 1990. During the Dot Com boom David founded a mobile data company and set up the Midlands chapter of the First Tuesday networking organisation. David has been involved in artificial intelligence and virtual worlds since the mid 1990s. He has been in Second Life since 2004 and has also had homes in There.com and Alpha World. David founded Daden in 2004 to help organisations exploit the social, educational and commercial potential of virtual worlds. David has also written a number of successful science-fiction role-playing game books.
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No registration is necessary. We hope to see you there!
/Robin
