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Smithsonian "Evolution of Videogames" panels
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By Donahue on Mar 29th, 2012
  1. Games & Gaming
  1. museum
  2. smithsonian
  3. storify
  4. videogames

Here's a long overdue Storify (we can post them  now! yay!) of the panels given at the opening of the Art of Videogames exhibit at the...
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Digital Humanities Sessions at the 2009 MLA
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By Holliman on Dec 17th, 2009
  1. Games & Gaming
  2. Digital Humanities
  3. Institutions & Organizations
  4. Social Networks & Social Media
  5. HASTAC
  1. digital humanities
  2. HASTAC@
  3. HASTAC@MLA
  4. MLA
  5. new media
  6. videogames

This blog entry (not a HASTAC blog) is a list of all of the upcoming 2009 MLA sessions related to new media and the digital humanities. You may...
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Video Games and The Disciplines
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By Dobson on Nov 4th, 2008
  1. Games & Gaming
  1. videogames

Today Cat Norris, a colleague of mine, presented her ongoing research on the activation of racial stereotypes in video games to a Dartmouth...
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Mediascapes
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By De Craene on Oct 8th, 2007
  1. Games & Gaming
  2. Digital Media & Learning
  3. K-12 Learning
  1. digital media
  2. gamer teachers
  3. games
  4. handhelds
  5. HP
  6. K-12
  7. learning games
  8. London Rocks!
  9. m-scape
  10. mediascapes
  11. outdoors
  12. u-learning
  13. videogames

 

Mediascapes (M-scapes for short) are augmented reality learning games that teachers can design by incorporating sounds, clues, and ...
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A Video Game to Teach Nanotech
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By De Craene on Oct 7th, 2007
  1. Games & Gaming
  2. K-12 Learning
  3. Pedagogy & Teaching
  4. Sciences & Neurosciences
  5. Technology
  1. K-12
  2. nanotech
  3. STEM
  4. teachers
  5. videogames

(Growing up playing video games, it seemed natural for me to teach with video games. They are fun for both students and teachers. This is a reblog...
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Journalism of the Absurd
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By Davidson on Jun 16th, 2007
  1. Games & Gaming
  2. Journalism & Media
  1. blame game
  2. food fights
  3. journalism
  4. videogames

Go to http://superbon.net/ for Jonathan Sterne's great blog on food fights on the internet and videogames. If journalists can blame FOODFIGHTS...
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