Keywords
Civic Engagement: Bridging Differences to Build a Field of Civic Learning
W. Lance Bennett Chris Wells
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Missives
Blamed for Change: Historical Lessons on Youth, Labor, and New Media Futures
Cathy N. Davidson
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Formulations and Findings
No Quitting without Saving after Bad Events: Gaming Paradigms and Learning in The Sims
James Paul Gee Elisabeth Hayes
News Items
A European Approach To Media Literacy
Some 50 years ago, 6 European countries (Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands) signed the Treaty of Rome 1 creating the European Economic Community. The idea was for people, goods, and services to circulate freely across borders. But the real concern was bringing together the nations and peoples of Europe. We should never forget that the historical roots of the European Union lie in an overwhelming tragedy: the Second World War.
Knowing & Doing
Math as Narrative in WoW Forum Discussions
Constance Steinkuehler Caroline C. Williams
This worked example is part of a larger, ongoing project exploring the forms of cognition and learning that go into everyday game play in massively multiplayer online games—online videogames played collaboratively in simulated fantasy worlds. The data analyzed herein consist of a single post from a discussion forum that offers a mathematical model of a system in
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