Get to Know: Curt Jordan
My name is Curt Jordan: I am the founder and head coach at Kong Academy. I have been working with kids and adults since 1995 to help them improve their …
My name is Curt Jordan: I am the founder and head coach at Kong Academy. I have been working with kids and adults since 1995 to help them improve their …
“Over the course of two weeks, my students engaged in an extremely worthwhile activity in which they designed games with the express purpose of reflecting something they learned about medieval …
Bio: Pauline Lynch Shostack is a librarian and professor at Onondaga Community College. She has been a librarian for almost 20 years and has worked in a variety of libraries …
My name is Jared Fishman, from Tarrytown, NY. I’m currently employed at the Hackley School, where I’ve been teaching history for over 13 years. As a long time gamer, I’ve …
In June of this past year, I, along with two colleagues, received grant money from our school to explore gaming in the classroom, the goal being to create a body …
Is everyone excited? Bringing EVERYONE to the Table: Universal Design and Accessibility in Gaming, a panel presented by Bethany MacMillan, aims to discuss how we can be more conscience of …
I came across this article, written by Greg Loring-Albright, about Settlers of Catan a while ago, and I thought it related well to the last post I put up and …
I wanted to post this article about Magic: The Gathering’s use of colors and the meaning that those colors could hold on different interpretations here. Although I‘m not sure I agree …
Another fine podcast from Sonya Wolfram and Nick Wolfram! Check out their bios below the break and their podcast on empathy in video games:
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 …