Educator's Toolbox: NoteCard Reader

Well, I found this helpful video in my dear webheads wiki. Of course, I had to share it here. Great work by Tere Short and Shelby Waco.

This episode of the Second Life Educators Toolbox visits with Tere Short and looks at a NoteCard Reader. Newbie level instruction shows you what it used for and how to locate and implement it straight away.

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