Push Me Pull You
Developed by House House, a four-person indie studio from Melbourn, Australia, PMPY is a game in where players (usually working in pairs) control two double hea...
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Taxi Drivers Protesting the Platform Economy
Where do citizens go to raise concerns about the platform economy? Where do Taxi drivers go if they want to protest against the non-regulatory practices of Uber...
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 inst...
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 ...
One More Reason Not to Use Uber
I avoided using the transportation services of Uber for several years given the labor and privacy practices of the company. Earlier this summer, however, I deci...
Imagination and STEM education: Playing Little Alchemy
This summer I have been working with KLRU-Austin PBS in a collaborative project with 18 STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) summer camps. Part of ...
Parenting in the Digital Age: Discourses, Practices, and Imaginaries about Media Technologies
Last week I had the opportunity of presenting at the DML2015 conference (Equity by Design) a paper on Latino/Hispanic families that emerged from a chapter of my...