 | Sean C. Duncan is an Assistant Professor in Miami's University's School of Education, Health, and Society and Armstrong Institute for Interactive Media Studies. He studies games, digital media, learning, and literacy, with a focus on learning in informal media contexts. He is the co-coordinator of Miami University's game center, the director of the undergraduate MAGIC Lab (Media & Games, Interaction & Culture), and is the C. Michael Armstrong Professor of Interactive Media in Miami's School of Educatation, Health, and Society. |
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The cognitive science guy in me has always been interested not only in learning how we can apply videogames to new learning contexts, but what games tell us about fundamental aspects of how we learn. That is, are there deep biological, social, and cultural ways of perceiving games that we need to take into account [...]
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