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Another Cognition of Game Playing May term in the books

Posted on May 31, 2018 by Steve
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While I’m finishing up another podcast episode, I wrote up a blog post on boardgamegeek.com about my Cognition of Game Playing class that happened in the middle of May. It went extremely well! Please read about it here!

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25 Jan

I just backed Hollywood 1947: A Movie-Making Game of Strategy & Deception on @Kickstarter https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/travishancock/hollywood-1947-a-movie-making-game-of-strategy-and-deception?ref=thanks-tweet

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24 Dec

Proud to be the 4,121st 😎 on @BackerKit for Monty Python's Cocurricular Mediaeval Reenactment Programme. Thanks @exaltedfuneral https://monty-pythons-cocurricular-mediaeval-reenactment-game.backerkit.com/community_shares/4760012

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15 Dec

Agog to be the 965th 😎 on @BackerKit for Fugitive 2nd Edition & RUN. Thanks @tfowers https://fugitive-reprint-run.backerkit.com/community_shares/4743308

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7 Dec

I have students teach each other a game. They write a reflection on that process. A student stated she would have watched more videos, but said, "my YouTube is already starting to suggest a bunch of board game videos to me so I don’t want to add anymore to that algorithm" LOL!

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20 Sep

Ahhh, first class game day, where students play one of six games (e.g., love letter, codenames this semester) and then as a small group write a "cognalysis" on it, relating game to cog psych concepts. Listening to 24 students talk about games and cog psych: bliss!

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