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Monthly Archives: March 2011
Jennifer Anne’s Group Annual Game Design Contest
Jennifer Ann’s Group annual game design contest to prevent teen dating violence with information about the current contest, rules, information, and previous award-winning games. There’s still over 2 months to enter our latest video game design contest – first place … Continue reading
Online Learning in the Traditional Classroom | Edutopia
Virtual schools might seem like a foreign land from your three-dimensional classroom. But you can visit the world and offer your students some of its benefits — like fluency with online collaboration and communication — from right where you are. … Continue reading
Schoology
Another free learning management/secure social networking site for classrooms is Schoology. I recently ran across their site; and although I’ve had no experience with them I think they are worth consideration for those of you trying to find an safe … Continue reading
Using Farmville to Teach Standards | Edutopia
When I was given the opportunity to create a thematic unit for a course in the Master of Educational Technology program at Boise State University, Instructional Message Design, my goal was to create a unit that was informative, could be … Continue reading
Phoenix and San Diego Comic Cons
Infinite Spectrum Productions will be attending both the Phoenix Comic Con and San Diego Comic Con. In Phoenix, we’ll be sharing a table with the Mantecoza crew. Let us know if you’re interested in scheduling a meeting to talk about … Continue reading
Comics are Serious Literature…aren’t they?
GEEK DAD Rant: Comic Are Serious Literature By Jonathan Liu March 4, 2011 8:15 am Categories: Armchair Geek For a long time, comics lovers have been struggling to have comic books recognized as Real Literature. To be sure, some comics … Continue reading