Monthly Archives: June 2009
Alice and Kev |
I just spent an hour reading the blog “Alice and Kev” which I found via a link Jason Mittell submitted to diigo gaming in education group. The author does a very good job of using a game to tell a … Continue reading
Academic Intersections |
I ran into a tweet that caught my eye from the NMC conference this year. There was a presentation about an online peer-reviewed journal that allowed for the integration of multimedia called Academic Intersections. One of my favorite places to … Continue reading
IALLT 2009, Class as Study Abroad Sim |
I just returned from IALLT 2009. There were several good presentations, but the highlight for me was poster session on games and simulations by Edie Furniss at the Monterey Institute of International Studies. She has started a wiki on the … Continue reading