What happens if we look at the wild world of disinformation as play. There are more similarities than you might think. When we evoke the...

You’ve got an idea, you understand your topic, but do we have to make something new? What kinds of disinformation games already exist?...

You want to make a game that teaches people about false information? Let’s start with the basics. This is part one of a series of posts.

Do media literacy games work? What are the challenges we have going on in this space?

I’m contributing to a book! Specifically, I am sharing my theoretical (and some empirical) work on how we can see disinformation through...

How do we design good educational games? Dr. Ryan Scheiding and I talked about it at CGSA this year.

Blending live action role play with escape rooms led to the use of multiple characters as tools for facilitation, reflection, and engagement

How can we make an intergenerational game? This post breaks down the term and how I positioned it for design.

How can games be subservice learning spaces rather than top-down instruction?

Play has been thought of as part of mass communication since 1967. Time to read, and apply it to my work.

It is time I explain the wacky, but wonderful, idea of escape rooms as educational tools.

The creative process takes time and reflexivity. This post goes through the starting moments of making an escape room.

In 2020 I went to Baltimore to share my research on Escape Rooms. The method I used here has been repeated in my work still today.

How can we position filter bubbles and echo chambers into a game? What are the next steps?

The following is a summation and reflections from the Bad Game Arcade 2023 What makes games special? Throughout the week of the 2023 Bad...

Lizards and Lies is out. Here is a quick summary, but there is so much cool stuff happening around the game!

How do we game disinformation?

I studied the state of Fake News Games and here are some of the findings.

I wrote a piece on class stereotypes in the video game Among Us. Check it out.

So many buzzwords for educational games but how do we positively think about their design?