Use Open Wonderland to build your virtual world! Create dynamic learning environments, collaborative business applications, or interactive, multi-user simulations. Start with a blank slate, or modify an existing world. While some types of worlds can be created by end-users or 3D artists, this toolkit is designed primarily for developers familiar with the Java programming language. As a developer, you can extend any part of the system and add functionality by creating modules, the Wonderland version of plugins. Click the Browse button above to explore the extensions currently available in the Wonderland Module Warehouse.

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  • Singapore Games Village
    By Michael Gialis, WonderBuilders, Inc. WonderBuilders recently completed the Singapore Games Village project for the Media Development Authority of Singapore’s new Games Solution Center. In addition to constructing the world in collaboration with a 3D artist from Singapore, we created...
  • Telepointer Project Starting
    By Nicole Yankelovich Happy New Year! Just a quick reminder that the new Wonderland Wednesday telepointer project is starting this Wednesday. The details are here: Wonderland Wednesday: Improving Telepointers http://www.facebook.com/events/270055686389943/ During the break, we made some good progress thinking through...
  • Open Wonderland on a Tablet
    By Roland Sassen With the availability of numerous tablets, it is a natural step to use these devices for all kinds of applications. But what to do when your applications need a lot of graphical power? Most virtual world toolkits...

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Open Wonderland's Games Village

Maria Korolov, Hypergrid Business, January 18, 2012
Game developers in Singapore now have a new avenue to try to find publishers — showcasing their games in the Singapore Games Village, part of the Media Development Authority of Singapore’s new Games Solution Center. Now the incubator will also offer a virtual world, based on the Open Wonderland platform, where developers can demonstrate their games to potential distributors.
   

WonderSchool streams world to a tablet

Maria Korolov, Hypergrid Business, December 27, 2011
According to WonderSchool, a subsidiary of Germany’s THINSIA, clients can now access the platform on an iPad by having their user session streamed to the device.
   

NSF awards $549,458 for Cyberlearning project

Staff, Hypergrid Business, December 15, 2011
WonderBuilders and Springfield Technical Community College are collaborating to build a virtual campus for teaching English to non-native speakers.