HES Giving its Interactive Technology Majors a ‘Second Life’

By Suzanne Dowling

With distance education now decades old, classes on computer are nothing new. But an innovative technology called “Second Life” is opening up a wealth of fresh possibilities, and interactive technology majors in the College of Human Environmental Sciences are exploring its potential.

Matthew Poole, a graduate student in the interactive technology emphasis, has created a new venue for activities in the graduate program managed by HES’ Institute for Interactive Technology (IIT).

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