3D Design of Native American Concepts for Lifelong Learning, Professional Growth, and Innovation

#secondlife #vwmooc25 Cynthia Calongne / Lyr Lobo and Andrew Stricker / Spinoza Quinnell on 3D Design of Native American Concepts for Lifelong Learning, Professional Growth, and Innovation at the Nonprofit Commons Amphitheater: http://slurl.com/secondlife/Plush%20Nonprofit%20Commons/88/126/26 This engaging professional development event explores the profound intersection of personal experience, technology, and healing. The session is built around Henri Nouwen's powerful concept of the "Wounded Healer," examining how our own vulnerabilities can become a source of strength and connection when helping others. The presentation provides a rich, multi-faceted look at healing by contrasting various worldviews, including individual, romantic, religious, and scientific perspectives. It meaningfully integrates Indigenous knowledge, featuring discussions on the Lakota phrase "All My Relations" and the Navajo concept of "Hózhó," which emphasizes balance, harmony, and interconnectedness. This approach encourages a more holistic understanding of caregiving and recovery. A key focus of the session is the innovative use of technology to facilitate these complex conversations. The presenters explore the application of collaborative simulations and AI agents as tools for learning and empathy. This includes a crucial look at the ethical considerations and data handling practices necessary when deploying AI in sensitive, human-centered contexts. Finally, the video captures the vibrant community aspect of the event, including an open Q&A session that delves into practical topics of caregiving and trauma. It also features networking segments and important announcements from the Nonprofit Commons, making it a valuable resource for educators, caregivers, and anyone interested in the future of compassionate, tech-assisted learning. [00:00] Introduction to VWMO 25 Session [00:11] Introducing Cynthia G. Koyne, Lead Presenter [01:21] Introducing Dr. Andrew Stricker (Spinoza Quinnel) [02:38] Pre-Presentation Networking and Nonprofit Commons Meeting Details [06:27] Community Introductions and Networking [12:21] Nonprofit Commons Mission and Upcoming Events [18:18] Open Mic for Announcements and Networking [22:50] Beginning of the Featured Presentation [24:50] Discussion of the Simulation's Focus: Personal Experience vs. Tech [30:54] Understanding Worldviews: Individual, Romantic, Religious, and Scientific [35:28] Henry Nouwen's Wounded Healers Concept [37:23] Learning Objectives and Characteristics of Wounded Healers [42:53] Lakota Phrase "All My Relations" and Reflection Activities [45:37] Collaborative Simulation Development and Accessibility [49:12] AI Agent Interaction and Data Handling [01:04:50] Navajo Worldview: Hózhó and Interconnectedness [01:06:25] Integrating Western and Indigenous Healing Approaches [01:09:12] AI Agent Training and Ethical Considerations [01:13:58] Reflection Shields and Data Dashboard [01:16:10] Q&A and Discussions on Caregiving and Trauma [01:22:19] Concluding Remarks and Thanks Join us at 11th annual VWMOOC25 August 4 - 31 scheduled sessions https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nRf_q1VgMnpwK4KGhL2JXY_MQ3G1uyc7GFuBY3k6h3o/edit?usp=sharing and at the headquarters http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Chilbo/136/34/95 and at our Moodle LMS https://integrating-technology.org/course/view.php?id=13 Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsLt8oYvDYGpSHcGhRBBkyw/join