Learning Complexity and Compassion Through Videogames
Ryan Scheiding, an assistant professor in Georgia Tech's School of Literature, Media, and Communication, tells us about the game he created, Nagasaki Kitty, and why he teaches game design.
Видео Learning Complexity and Compassion Through Videogames канала Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts
Видео Learning Complexity and Compassion Through Videogames канала Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts
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