 | 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. |
12 May 10 6
It’s a little late in the game for me to start reviewing episodes of Lost on this site with there being only two or three episodes to go, depending on how you cut it. But last night’s episode was such a significant piece of the show’s mythology and worked for me on so many levels, [...]
6 May 10 0
I had a relatively successful AERA visit this week — I presented a poster at a sparsely-attended, but still great structured poster session (got to catch up with friends from UW and Arizona State), and we received some great commentary by Jim Gee on the importance of studying online communities around games. The subsequent roundtables [...]
1 May 10 0
I’m about to head out the door to attend this year’s American Educational Research Association in Denver, Colorado. I’ve got three presentations this year — one on Sunday, one on Monday, and one early on Tuesday — and would love to meet any readers of the blog who happen to be at the conference this [...]
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