Here's Rafi Santo giving his feedback to Linden Lab during a session today in Tampa at the Second Life Community Convention on how to improve Second Life for educators. Claudia Linden was there carefully taking notes of everyone's comments during this feedback session. It's great to see a concrete example of how that the Linden gods are listening to the educator community in SL.
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