Papers from ECGBL (part 2)
I’ve been really bad over the past few weeks at keeping the blog up to date, mainly because I’ve had my head down working on my first book (it’s really scary that it’s already being advertised). However, I realise that…
Exploring the importance of lifelong play
Exploring the importance of lifelong play
I’ve been really bad over the past few weeks at keeping the blog up to date, mainly because I’ve had my head down working on my first book (it’s really scary that it’s already being advertised). However, I realise that…
Well it all went so quickly, but another excellent European Conference on Game-Based Learning, organised by my friends Jordi Sánchez-Navarro and Dani Aranda. For me, this is one of the best conferences of the year – lots of relevant and…
I’m at the second European Conference on Game-Based Learning in Barcelona. I haven’t had time to see much of the city so far, but even the hotel is full of quirky interior design features, so that will keep me going…
There’s a one day conference, organised by Alex Mosely, running at Channel 4 in London on December 5, on the use of ARGs in charity and education. I’m getting excited already.
This seems like a very apt title given that I’ve been unable to post for the past couple of weeks because of problems with my ISP – but that suddenly seems to be miraculuously fixed. Hurrah. I got an email…
Operation: sleeper cell launched this week and is a large-scale ARG, designed by volunteers, aiming to raise money for Cancer Research. Brilliant. There’s a detailed description over on ARGnet.