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Controversy over whether letting very young children use tech-oriented toys like iPhone apps is good for them -
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. “My Momma Shoots Better Than You: Who is The Female Gamer”" is a paper on representations of mothers in popular cultural gaming discourses presented at The [Player] Conference held in Copenhagen, Denmark August 26-28, 2008. -
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Chat tomorrow (Tuesday, 4/28) with Professor Richard Van Eck on the value of games as instructional tools. -
1voteCarla Engelbrecht Fisher presented on designing games for children at the 2009 Game Developers Conference in San Francisco.
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Video game 'addiction' and troubled children: exploring the relationship. -
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An article about a learning/games console for 3-7 year olds -
1voteDevelopers find new ways to make money in a changing market
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2voteDesigner of The Sims and Spore discusses the role of narcissism in gaming as he prepares to leave EA for his own venture.
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$100,000 NSF grant for a study of World of Warcraft on how collaboration can affect experience and learning in the game. -
1voteA number of universities are using their Second Life presence to engage and attract potential students.
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