MOO
MOO
Multi-User, Object Oriented
| Collide-Oscope Assignment | Danika Brown |
| MOO Journal | Danika Brown |
| Respresentation | Roxanne Mountford |
| Textual Analysis | Roxanne Mountford |
Basic MOO Commands
Connect
Movement
Communication
Requesting a MOO Player
Sending Moo Mail
Reading Moo Mail
Posting a Note
Other Necessary Commands
Information on OldPuebloMoo
Visit OldPuebleMOO's web site for information on connecting and interacting. The web site can be found at http://128.196.59.21:7000 or click HERE.
Help Notes on OldPuebloAny object on OldPueblo can be accessed through a web browser. To see help notes posted by Roxanne Mountford on the Helpboard at Kitt Peak Classroom, type or paste http://128.196.59.21:7000/1226 (1226 is the Helpboard's object number) into your browser's url window or simply click HERE.
Accessing OldPueblo from the Web
To access OldPueblo MOO though the web, connect through MOOca Java (http://www.fcii.arizona.edu/tucson) or by clicking HERE.
Downloading Chaco's MOO Client
Chaco calls its MOO client Pueblo. To download Pueblo MOO client, click HERE.
Helpful Instructor Rooms in OldPuebloMOO
D3's Training Suite, in the Hall of Classrooms of OldPuebloMOO's Old Main, is a sample classroom. All of the teaching tools there are cloneable. Also, some help texts are available there. One help text you might find to be particularly fun is for attaching ascii art to a created object. You can go there by typing: @go D3.
The Generics Archive, located in the Library of OldPuebloMOO's Arizona State Museum, is a storeroom of cloneable teaching tools. Look in the Box of Educational Tools for tools that can be cloned. You can go there by typing: @go Generics Archive.