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Outlines the personality of iLRN communications: professional yet approachable, global and inclusive, visionary yet practical. Provides “do’s and don’ts” for tone across channels (Codex, newsletters, social media). Keywords: tone, voice, writing style, gu...

Central source for logos, colors, typefaces, and templates. Provides download links or references to graphic packs. Ensures all communications share a unified look. Keywords: logos, color palette, templates, visuals

Defines the big-picture goals of iLRN communications: raising global visibility, supporting membership growth, strengthening partnerships, promoting scholarship, and celebrating community achievements. Keywords: goals, objectives, outcomes, impact

Identifies recurring themes in iLRN communications (e.g., Knowledge Tree, Innovation Garden, Immersive Futures Lighthouse, Annual Conference, Awards, Community Stories). Helps writers and volunteers stay “on message.” Keywords: themes, pillars, storytelli...

Defines the primary audiences for iLRN communications (scholars, practitioners, students, partners, sponsors, media). Clarifies what each audience values and how to reach them effectively. Keywords: audiences, profiles, stakeholders, outreach

Examples of how iLRN visuals and tone come together in practice: sample posts, newsletter excerpts, and graphics. Helps volunteers quickly see “what good looks like.” Keywords: design, examples, style, templates

This pipeline describes how iLRN develops, vets, and publishes media across platforms (newsletters, social media, Codex updates, website). It ensures clarity in who does what, where content is created, and how messages are greenlit before publication. See the ...

This project page provides the single-source overview of the 4th State of XR & Immersive Learning Report. It hosts the working structure for synthesis, progress tracking, and coordination across all regional chapters and the Indigenous XR Special Call. This pa...

Purpose: Establish how beings should be represented in this Codex. Document the importance of cultural protocols, relationality, and context. Provide space for Elders and knowledge keepers to guide contributions. Starter Content: Statement of humility an...

Purpose: Provide a starting point rooted in BEK leadership. Document Blackfoot threshold beings (e.g., Napi, Underwater Beings, Thunderbirds), guided by Tyson & Lona Running Wolf. Starter Content: Acknowledgment that not all stories can or should...

Purpose: Invite Indigenous contributors from other regions (Māori, Sámi, Aboriginal, Latin American, African Indigenous) to document their own threshold beings. Starter Content: Template: “Name of Being / Nation / Region / Context / Lessons / Relatio...

Purpose: Explore how Indigenous designers and communities decide to represent (or not represent) these beings in XR — including VR, AR, games, and other immersive media. Starter Content: Ethical cautions about visualizing sacred beings. Examples...

Purpose: Gather community reflections on the risks, responsibilities, and opportunities of weaving threshold beings into immersive learning. Starter Content: Risks of appropriation or misrepresentation. Ways to ensure reciprocity and benefit to ...