Intergenerational Learning and Digital Equity

Although multiple efforts have been made in the U.S. to support the development of digital literacies among minority youth in schools and other educational institutions, we have not fully addressed the potential of the family context as a site of intergenerational learning. That is, a context where both parents and children, learn and gain digital…

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Indie Game Community Gatherings and the Renaissance of Multiplayer Videogames

Humanoid worm-monsters that change size while wrestling for the possession of a ball in a sort of Greco-Roman arena; angry jelly babies with puffy buddies that fight against each other in dangerous industrial landscapes; and muscular cats that strike poses at each other with grace and courage, are some of the innovative multiplayer games that…

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Wonder

One of my favorite words in the English language is “wonder.” I use it on my everyday conversations and on my design and research processes. Although I rarely reflect on the meaning and polysemy of the term, this week I have been thinking a lot about its semantic richness. A group discussion during the Berkman…

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