Learning with a (Big) Bang
By Sari Kontra© At the last Game for Change Festival in New York City I had the privilege […]
Yearly Archives: 2017
Her Story- Game/Literature or Disciplines at the Crossroads
David Seelow, PhD Herstory (Sam Barlow, 2015) Probably the two greatest stories in the history of world literature […]
Games (Adult) Students Play and Love, Part 3
David Seelow, PhD© In remembrance of Veteran’s Day, I have decided to post a third and final entry […]
Games as Textbooks: A New Way to Look at Curriculum
David Seelow, PhD© Who wants to lug around twenty-pound textbooks? Pay $120 for a book you sell back […]
Games (Adult Students) Play, Part 2
Edited by David Seelow, PhD© This is the second part of a two-part blog on games students in […]
The Games (Adult) Students Play
By David Seelow, PhD© In an earlier blog, I wrote about an online Alternate Reality Game (ARG) course […]
1 Games for Change 2017: A Reprise for the Humanities
In a calendar now saturated with conferences about video games, Games for Change, remains one of the very […]
Valve’s new SteamVR
Why Valve’s new SteamVR Knuckles are important for VR User interfaces in virtual reality start with your hands. […]
Revolutionary Learning 2016 Post Mortem
David Seelow, PhD It has now been 5 months since Revolutionary Learning 2016 Inspiration and Collaboration through Games […]