 | 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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Every few years, I find myself, thanks to circumstances too dull to recount here, revisiting the Canon of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes novels and stories. Four novels, fifty-six stories. They’re fun, they’re sometimes boring, they’re often inconsistent, and they afford reading and rereading like no other popular literature I know. The other day, [...]
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