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March 20, 2008
By markdangerchenTwitstream
- not implied lore, but implied quests that we should design - @esemplasty #keywordsgig 1 day ago
- problem isn't that expository lore is disruptive (as bissell would have it), it's that lore isn't used in quests, etc -schenold #keywordsgig 1 day ago
- bissell's game criticisms and meyer on math interwoven by terry schenold! #keywordsgig 1 day ago
- question isn't why do some online gamers experiment with gender but why some don't - @m_kopas #keywordsgig 1 day ago
- this the swink blaine mentioned? http://t.co/L35EbPT0 #keywordsgig 1 day ago
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I am a Post-doctoral Scholar at the University of Washington in the Advancing Gaming in Innovative Learning Ecologies (AGILE) group with the LIFE Center and Institute for Science and Math Education. I focus on ethnographies of gamers and gaming culture and how this helps us think about games and learning. This blog is about my experience as a gamer in academia. I both love it and hate it.
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