You can see a video segment by CBC providing an overview of Second Life, a 3-D technology platform. The reporter also interviews a person with cerebral palsy who has created a virtual world called “Wheelies”. See video
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Hello, I’m a student from Utrecht/Holland and I’m writing a paper on Second Life. In the paper I want to focus on people with a physical disability. Here in Holland there are a lot of people who think that Second Life has only a negative effect on human beings. In the stories from disabled people, which I read on the Internet, I realized that Second Life can be a very positive experience for some people. And that is what I want to discuss in my paper. That’s why I’m looking for disabled people to do an interview with me. I was wondering if you knew any people who want to participate. Kind regards, Freek (freekdix@gmail.com)