In the second half of his book, James Paul Gee goes through the learning experience of a player playing a new game. Continue readingWeekly Response #3
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This week I seemed to turn a corner in my medication, and it isn’t a good one. I have yet to go to class this week is the simple way to say that things are going wrong… the more complicated part of it is that I don’t understand why I haven’t gone to class this week.Continue readingIn trouble
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Weekly Response #2
This week’s response for my Virtual Worlds class largely deals with James Gee’s book “What Video Games Have to Teach us About Learning and Literacy.” If you want to know fully what I’m talking about, you may need to pick the book up.Continue readingWeekly Response #2
I thought it might be fun to post my weekly responses for my Virtual World Studies class. I think they will mostly take the form of my current journeys in World of Warcraft, but may also take the form of what responses on what we are reading and thoughts in classContinue readingWeekly Response #1
So I am taking a virtual worlds class this semester and I was really excited about it. Last semester I talked to the prof about the class and she said that people could choose any MMO they wanted to play, but they must play one. Well, now she has decided that you must play either…Continue readingWoWeee
Over the weekend I have been working fairly hard in order to truly catch up on my school work. Not only to catch up really but to get ahead. I’ve gone through all the homework that I had due tomorrow for my Spanish exam done on Sunday, even corrected. I read what I could for…Continue readingWaiting on Servers