It has been a while since there has been update on some of the work we do around gaming at the LCDSS, so with inaugural meeting of the campus wide Games Interest Community Group next week Tuesday this is an opportune time to let you know about some of our game related projects.
Category: Disciplinary Fields
Countermapping Kicks on Route 66
John Steinbeck’s west was no easy refuge from the Dust Bowl. Although the “mother road, the road of flight” was replete with vigilantes, popular and academic narratives downplay the folks who blockaded state lines to instead celebrate the fortitude of refugees who, against all odds, put down roots. “Countermapping Kicks on Route 66” layers the historical boundaries of freedom and exclusion back into cultural representations of Route 66.
Developing a Teacher Toolkit for VR in History Education
By Hyangeun Ji
Building a Paper Speaker from Scratch
By Hannah Tardie
Gaming as a Transitory State: Developing a Card Game about Gender Identity
By T.A. Spiro-Costello
GIS Mapping Middle Minoan Tumblers on Crete
By Lauren Wilson
Machine Learning for Image Segmentation
By Mohaiminul Islam
Web Scraping Wikipedia to Analyze XBOX Game Development Companies by Nationality
By T.A. Spiro-Costello
Critical Elements for Making Games
By T.A. Spiro-Costello
Studying Meme Stock on Reddit
By Jing Han