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Revision as of 21:22, 25 January 2010

SLCertification is a community project guided by Linden Lab (see FAQ). This project page and its contents are not endorsed, managed or supervised by Linden Lab. Linden Lab may link to this resource in the future solely as an informational service to the Second Life community.

SL Cert - Intermediate Tutoring

Overview

This is the definition of the abilities one is expected to have for intermediate level tutoring in Second Life.

Audience

People and organizations who want to help others.

Pre-requisites

Must be a minimum of six months of age in Second Life, have passed the Second Life Mentoring - Basic Level exam, and have mentored for a month after passing that exam.

Criteria

Describe the skills and knowledge necessary to mentor at an intermediate level competently and effectively.

Communications Skillset

Thorough knowledge of Linden Lab copyright in Second Life

Thorough knowledge of disclosure

Dealing with underage residents

Dealing with different types of residents

Handling yourself at a busy area

Technical Skillset

Keyboard shortcuts

Avatar Rendering Cost

Diagnostics

Lag

The Lag Meter
The Statistics Console
The Help - About menu

How to locate sound sources

How to locate particle sources

Understand what console windows are and how to use them

=== Land permissions

Voice Chat

Controls for Windows and Macintosh systems

What can go wrong