(Picture courtesy What They Play)
Yes, that’s right. Little Timmy’s mom and dad would rather him see someone’s head get severed or blown off that to <gasp> see a little hetero boot-knockin’ or <horror! unspeakable horror!> two men engaged in a passionate kiss.
What the fuck is wrong with this country? I for one would MUCH rather [...]
Entries Tagged as ‘Gaming’
April 11, 2008
Why America is so horribly, horribly messed up
February 28, 2008
Cat Herding and Taking PS 545 Students on a Second Life Field Trip
My PS 545 American Political Thought class is doing a major Digital Ethnography project in Second Life this semester. To get everyone on the same page, we went on a “digital field trip” in the lab the other week,
and had some fun deconstructing the meth lab simulation on UK Island. That’s me in the all-black [...]
December 23, 2007
Merry Christmas (and a Nerdy New Year)
And a quick coda to all my nerd peeps out there:
h/t: BoingBoing
September 26, 2007
Play and Digital Space
Attention Conservation Notice: I’m putting this PowerPoint up for future reference. As some of you know, I’m considering a Second Life component of American Political Thought next semester, so this is just going into the research/prep stream for that. Note to self: Read The Play Ethic now that it’s out in US paperback.
August 7, 2007
Teaching the Web 2.0 Student
I ran across this presentation a few months ago on Slideshare:
It really got me thinking about how we educate college students, and what kind of a world we are preparing them for. Clearly our “Charlie’s” are going to increasingly find themselves working in these types of “virtual companies,” so what are we doing at the [...]
