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    Blog Carnival 6
    By James Harris and Andrew SmartMay 11, 2015

    Rhetoric, Politics, and Gaming: Building Collaborative Spaces for Game Studies

    If you’re looking to discuss video games or gaming culture, there’s a good chance that your first thought…

    Blog Carnival 6
    By Matthew Vetter and Sarah EinsteinMay 7, 2015

    Women Writing in Digital Spaces: Engaging #Gamergate and Twine in the Gender Studies-Composition Course

    The idea for this assignment, taught in a junior-level composition/gender studies course at Ohio University, came to us…

    2015 IDRS Reviews
    By Matthew VetterMay 4, 2015

    Hack & Yack Guests: Justin Hodgson and Scot Barnett Reflect on IDRS 2015

    DRC’s Hack & Yack series is excited to welcome back guest contributors Justin Hodgson and Scot Barnett, co-coordinators of…

    Blog Carnival 6
    By Ben Morrow and Maury BrownMay 2, 2015

    Building Empathy and Empowering Others Through Live-Action Role Play

    Video games have dominated much of the recent focus in game studies, including pedagogical applications, simulations and training,…

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