“As we move into the metaverse age, I see a lot of potential in projects such as ours, and its ability to allow students to experience an in-person setting, no matter where they are,” said Brooklyn Law 3L Josh T. English.
April 01, 2022 at 01:41 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.com
How do you survive law school during a pandemic? You “get a life”—or more accurately, a “second life.”
Joy Kanwar, associate professor of Legal Writing, came up with the idea of building a Second Life version of the Brooklyn Law School campus at the outset of the pandemic when she was faced with keeping her remote students engaged.
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An image from Brooklyn Law School’s virtual campus on Second Life.
