Monthly Archives: February 2013

Interview with Larry Johnson on the Horizon Report 2012 Museum Edition

For ten years the New Media Consortium (“an international not-for-profit consortium dedicated to the exploration and use of new media and new technologies”) prepares a handy guide to the role of digital media and learning. Recently they have begun to … Continue reading

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Games-based Learning: National STEM Game-design Challenge and Connected Learning

The National STEM Game Design Challenge This past Sunday, for the first time, the Museum partnered with the National STEM Game Design Challenge to support science content as a subject with game design entries. The Challenge, run by the Joan … Continue reading

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Interview with Brenda Hernandez, National Museum of Mexican Art: “In an homago state of mind”

Brenda Hernandez is not only a Programs Coordinator for Yollocalli Arts Reach, a youth initiative of the National Museum of Mexican Art in Chicago. She is also Yollocalli alum, and a former high school teacher (and has written about art … Continue reading

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Webinar: “Connected Learning As Pathway to Equity & Opportunity”

Today I had the pleasure of participating as a respondant in a webinar led by Craig Watkins & Juliet Schor addressing the following question: How does connected learning combat the growing gap between the ‘haves’ and ‘have-nots’ in education, and … Continue reading

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Interview with Kate Carmody on the Museum of Modern Art and Games as Curated Objects

Video games, designed for play in the home or in arcades (does anyone still remember arcades?) are appearing more and more often in museums (re: Spacewar! at the Museum of the Moving Image: The Challenge of Bringing Games Into Museums). … Continue reading

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