Questions for the inaugural month of the NASAGA Book Club!
From Heather Long: What did enjoy most about Lifelong Kindergarten? How will you use what you have learned from the book? How familiar were you with Mitch Resnick’s work prior …
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NEW NASAGA Book Club, run by Heather Long!
The Book Club The book club will begin this month and our first book will be Mitch Resnick’s new book Lifelong Kindergarten. Each month we will be reading and discussing …
Time is running out!
Time is running out! If you haven’t yet registered for this year’s NASAGA conference, you have just a few short weeks to do so. And you should bring a friend! …
Announcement: NASAGA Closing Keynote will be Dr. Kurt Squire!
NASAGA is pleased to announce that Dr. Kurt Squire from the University of California, Irvine will be joining us as the Closing Keynote for the 2017 conference in Reno, Nevada. …
Latest NASAGA Podcast Covers Empathy in Games
Another fine podcast from Sonya Wolfram and Nick Wolfram! Check out their bios below the break and their podcast on empathy in video games:
Tabletop Games and Leadership – An Awesome Blog Series!
Our fine friends JS Bragg and Bethany MacMillan at Miami University, who you may remember from last year’s NASAGA 2016 conference, have been writing a new blog series about using …
Two announcements: Early bird registration for NASAGA 2017 extended AND NASAGA 2018 seeks conference chair!
The early bird registration for NASAGA 2017 has been extended to July 21! Also, we are seeking a conference chair for NASAGA 2018. Read details and apply!
Early-bird Registration Ending June 30!
Reminder! Early-bird registration for NASAGA 2017 ends June 30! Also, the schedule for NASAGA 2017 is up, so you can plan travel dates!
Low Ropes Training Methodology: What Is It? A Summary from Chuck Needlman!
Low Ropes Training is designed to be a safe, challenging and rewarding experience for all participants regardless of physical ability. It requires a group effort to solve problems, help each …
New podcast from Sonya and Nick Wolfram!
Super volunteers, Sonya Wolfram and Nick Wolfram, are making new NASAGA podcasts! Check out their bios below the break and their first podcast on emergent vs. designed narratives in video games: