Volunteer Roles

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Attention: This page is still under construction and may not yet show completely correct information! Lisa Lowe 7/17/2008

Resident Volunteer Roles

Within the Second Life Resident Volunteer program there are various roles available for Second Life Mentors, meant for different tasks. This page lists the correct Tag-name, the Groupname they belong to and a brief description of what they are meant for. For details, requirements and how to sign up for these roles, please follow the links and read the appropiate articles within this Volunteer portal. All these roles are under the responsability of the [VTeam].

Overview

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Mentors

• Second Life Mentor (Second Life Mentor)

Second Life Mentors are residents who have volunteered to devote part of their time to helping new residents at a variety of public places. Mentors answer questions, give advice, provide guidance and meet and greet new residents.

• Apprentice Mentor ( .... group )

After signing up for the Volunteerprogram on the Second Life website, one joins a seperate group as an Apprentice. After completion of the training session, they will be transferred into the Second Life Mentor group and role. Apprentice Mentors are assisted in this by Orientation Coaches and Apprentice Buddies.

• SL Mentor Greeter (Second Life Mentor)

Greeters are Infohub, WA, OI and HI specialists. They are the welcomers, nurturers and helpers. Though they specialize in those four places because the most new residents arrive there, they are just like regular Second Life Mentors.

• SL Mentor Linguist (Second Life Mentor)

Mentor Linguists can communicate and/or translate between two or more languages and have an eager interest to break down communication barriers between all communities in Second Life regardless of language. A Mentor Linguist may provide cultural input, language assistance and positive representation of the Second Life Mentor program among residents of all languages and cultures in Second Life.

Mentors Wiki related

• SL Mentor Scribe (?)

Mentor Scribes are specialized in editing the Wiki. They have specific knowledges about organising the Wiki, working with templates and all that is related. Besides adding content to the Wiki, they will also assist anyone with Wiki related questions.

Mentor Coaches

• Orientation Coach (?)

This role is specifically meant for Coaches doing Orientation classes for Apprentice Mentors, wich are organised in the SLVEC Orientation classroom.

• SL Mentor Coach (SL Educators Group?)

Mentor Coaches are experienced SL Mentors that organise classes about a various subjects basically meant for Second Life Mentors and Apprentice Mentors. They are part of the Mentors Teaching Mentors program, but in fact often any resident can join these classes held on the mainland.

Mentor Buddies

• SL Mentor Buddy (?)

A Mentor Buddy is primarely there for assisting Second Life Mentors with various problems, questions or just for mental support. Mentor Buddies are well-versed, seasoned volunteers within the group who are willing to be contacted directly by other volunteers.

• Apprentice Buddy (?)

Apprentice Buddies are selected from the Mentor Buddy group for completion of the Shadow Experience with Apprentice Mentors. The Shadow Experience is part of the trainings session of Apprentice Mentors. They also assist Apprentice Mentors in finding various resources, locations and answer questions related to mentoring.

Instructors

• Instructors (?)

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