AiM Project Status as of 11/11/2011

I have some land of my own, and I have a building there. Want to see? Here’s the slurl:

http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Seonbawee/133/45/47

This is my AiM Bank. Not to worry! There’s no money trade going on here. It’s just an example of how a building can be made accessible to truly everyone. There’s also a slope on my land.

It may be a little sloppy at the moment. That’s because I had a problem with it recently. I came in one day, only to find some pieces of the slope were not in place. I’ve tried to correct the problem, but…let’s just say that I’m not much of a builder.

About how complete the land is…I’d still like a revolving door, preferrably with a button that triggers a demo of taking you through the door. This is not exactly in accordance with how such a button would work in RL, because there it would cause the door to slow down for some time.

There’s some more that needs to be done here, but it is a beginning. Hopefully it will stay this time.

What more do I have…? Ah yes! Virtual Architecture 101.

I’ve tried contacting Jon Brouchoud. Although Evidence suggests that his account is still active, I have yet to receive a reply.

Even with the grant request still to be completed, I’m still considering presenting my project at Virtual Ability Island. At the very least I’d like to see if I can get some pointers on how to create some activity in the group. Although…a presentation at Virtual Ability Island might do the trick.

I know Mike Burleigh from my time with the White Tiger Mentors. After he showed interest in Accessibility in Mind, I presented my plans for it to him. Although this was a good 2 months ago, I have yet to hear back from him.