Games for Learning Competition
Dartmouth's Tiltfactor is a partner in the Games for Learning Institute, centered at NYU. We're launching a game competition and invite you to participate!...
Dartmouth's Tiltfactor is a partner in the Games for Learning Institute, centered at NYU. We're launching a game competition and invite you to participate!...
[caption id="attachment_1859" align="aligncenter" width="300" caption="photo by Benedict Johnson."][/caption] Tiltfactor's Mary Flanagan is giving a talk this Wednesday in the UK at METAL, and participating in an arts pecha kucha this Thursday. METAL is the artist’s laboratory space set up by Jude Kelly OBE in 2002 to create...
The innovative X0y1 project in Spain has released a new Spanish ebook of cyberfeminist writing! Download it here! +++ Como parte de las actividades de X0y1 (plataforma para la investigación y la producción artística sobre identidad y cultura de redes), ellos presentan su 1er ebook ...
catch it all tomorrow with a Tiltfactor open house 3-6pm hosted by Digital Humanities Professor Mary Flanagan and her student design team in 304 North Fairbanks, Dartmouth College; followed by "Rebooting Our Democracy" a public lecture by Prof. Lawrence Lessig 7:00 p.m. Thursday, May 27, 2010 Filene Auditorium, Moore...
If you happen to be in New England May 14th and have a burning desire for things digital, RSVP (so we can feed you) and drop in for the open-to-all, day-long Digital Humanities Symposium at Dartmouth College, 14th of May 2010. We have an impressive...
We've been busy at Tiltfactor! Our new Grow-a-Game card series is being sent to the printer as I type...
Michael Mateas, Noah Wardrip Fruin, and Mary Flanagan, half of the art-theory collaboration Grand Text Auto, gathered at the Digital Games Research Association's 2009 Conference: Breaking New Ground: Innovation in Games, Play, Practice and Theory in Uxbridge, UK. Mateas is speaking on "Operational Logics,"...
E McNeill, a friend to Tiltfactor and one of Dartmouth's own, constitutes the only one-person game making 'team' at this year's Imagine Cup, the world's premier student technology competition! He's a finalist in the Game and Development competition. He is showcasing his game ALTERNEX in...
Check out local news footage here. Seven people were arrested at a war protest in Northeast Philadelphia this early May at a $12 million military gaming center at a mall which uses simulators (a-la America's Army) to lure in potential soldiers at age 13 and up.
So far the center has recruited twice as efficiently as rival, non-digital centers.
“War is not a game!” "You can't simulate the heat. You can't you know the cries of people who are getting killed. You can't simulate the noise when things are exploding around you," said Jesse Hamilton, an Iraq War Veteran who served in the Army.
The Army Experience Center presents the teenagers with video games in hopes that they might learn about life in the military. At least the Army believes games to be be educational!