Serious Games in Graduate Nursing Education: Considerations for Game Designers Joshua Peery and Pamela Reis At the NASAGA conference in 2015, Joshua Peery presented an academic poster session about his …
Whether or Not to Wing It By Brian Remer Whatever preferences people have about the current race for President in the US, most everyone would agree that the styles …
From Zombies to Mathematicians by Damond Crump and Ryan Booth Damond Crump and Ryan Booth were participants in the Game Design Certificate at the 2015 NASAGA conference in Seattle. – Editor …
The Evolving SIMAGES Article by NASAGA members like you As a NASAGA member you are invited to play along in the creation of this article. Here are the rules: Goal: …
Why I Keep Coming Back to NASAGA by Beth Levine I have to be honest. When I think of NASAGA, my immediate associations are: love, laughter, learning. One might expect …
Goals Beyond Competition and Collaboration By Tom Fennewald Collaborative, competitive, or something else: which kind of game best fits your needs? Using games can make facilitated workshops come alive …
A Solution for “Exam-Based” Education in Hong Kong by Yeung Siu Kit (Dennis) As a first time participant of the NASAGA conference, I was very impressed by the exhilarating and …
Using Activity Theory to Design Game-Based Learning Environments with Intentionality by David Phelps As a designer of game-based learning environments for students I have found it invaluable to integrate reflection …
Start Goofing Around: Play by Stuart Brown Reviewed by Brian Remer When I saw the one-word title of Stuart Brown’s book, Play, at the book store, I had to pick it up. …
National Institute for Play A Repository for Research on the Power of Play By Linda Keller Year after year during networking opportunities at our NASAGA Conferences, discussions turn to the …
