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Sean C. Duncan is the C. Michael Armstrong Professor of Interactive Media, 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 -- and, sometimes, writes about himself in the third person.

A New Year, Some Changes

Well, this blog sure hasn’t been updated very often lately, but I hope you’ll forgive me — it’s been quite the busy past few months with a number of exciting new developments in my life.
Two weeks ago, I started my position as the C. Michael Armstrong Professor in Interactive Media Studies, as an Assistant Professor [...]

Blogging On AIMS

Just a quick note that today I began semi-regular posting on Miami’s Armstrong Institute for Interactive Media Studies’ (AIMS) blog. Today’s post was just a short introduction to me and what I study, but it’s something. I talk a bit about my interests in studying online communities, design thinking within them, and games:

So, [...]

I Got a Job!

It’s been a long road, but I’m happy to announce that I’ve accepted a position as the School of Education, Health, and Society C. Michael Armstrong Professor at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. It’s an endowed, tenure-track, joint position between the School of Education, Health, and Society (EHS) and Miami’s Armstrong Interactive Media Studies [...]

A New SE4N Theme

Well, lookie here, it’s a new theme for my blog! It’s the end of another semester, and so it’s time for a reskinning of my blog. I decided to go for a little bit more of a pixelart style this time (along with my self-portrait at the top, yanked from my Kongregate account). [...]

New Website & Blog

Hey all, well, remember that new website I’ve been promising for about a year? I finally got down to reskinning the site and moving a few things around in the last few days, and just put it all up this morning. Basically, not much has changed other than I’ve slightly jazzed up the [...]

Summer Postin’

It’s been a busy summer, and I still haven’t fixed up this blog like I’d like to. Regardless, it’s been eventful, so I figure I should share some of it with the Internet.

I presented two talks and a poster at the Games+Learning+Society 4.0 conference this summer, and ended up winning one of the poster [...]

Falling Bricks

Well, I’ve had this blog in more or less the same format for the past year now, and I’m beginning to tire of it. Obviously, I haven’t been writing very much in the past few months — that’s largely due to work and spending more time on other things — but also, I’m thinking [...]

Popcosmo.org

It dawned on me this evening that, while I’d posted some shameless self-promotion to Joystick101.org and Constance had posted some shameless self-promotion to TerraNova, I’d never actually bothered to post any shameless self-promotion to my own weblog about a new research blog I’m involved in. So, here ya go: For the past few weeks, [...]

Joysticks and the Near Future

As we get closer to spring break, my projects have been kicked into high gear — I’m currently entering a pile of World of Warcraft data, analyzing discussion threads about The Legend of Zelda, and piloting an expertise study on Guitar Hero. I’ll have more to say on those when the projects reach fruition, [...]

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