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 year.

I’m not sure if I can link to the searchable program, but if so, follow this link to AERA’s site.

Or, just read the titles here:

Developing Community and Collaboration in Virtual Worlds
Session Submission Type: Roundtable Session
Unit: SIG-Applied Research in Virtual Environments for Learning
Scheduled Time: Mon, May 3 – 10:35am – 12:05pm, Building/Room: Sheraton / Grand Ballroom Section 2
Presenter on paper: Understanding and Fostering Online Communities For Game Design
Diverse Opportunities for Learning in Game-Based Fan Communities

Session Submission Type: Structured Poster Session
Unit: SIG-Media, Culture, and Curriculum
Scheduled Time: Sun, May 2 – 12:25pm – 1:55pm, Building/Room: Colorado Convention Center / Room 607
Presenter on paper: Scaffolding Design in a Gaming Affinity Space
How Teachers, Designers, and Fans Think About Games and Learning

Session Submission Type: Roundtable Session
Unit: SIG-Media, Culture, and Curriculum
Scheduled Time: Tue, May 4 – 8:15am – 9:45am, Building/Room: Colorado Convention Center / Korbel Ballroom 2
Presenter on paper: Fandom for Fandom’s Sake: Games and a New Critical Media Literacy

Hope to see some of you there, and especially catch up with my pals and colleagues from Wisconsin, Arizona, and New York!