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New Journal: The Computer Game Education Review
by Ian Bogost June 29, 2009
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Educational Games
RIT professor Stephen Jacobs is the editor-in-chief of a new journal, The Computer Game Education Review. Here's the blurb he sent me on the publication:
CGER will be a peer-reviewed academic publication addressing issues that concern the
teaching of game design and development including, but not limited to, curriculum
organization, teaching techniques (e.g., conceptual vs. exemplary), game typology, societal
impact, economic and commercial issues, legal aspects, and student evaluation that are of
interest to faculty and institutions involved in the education and training of future game
developers.
Online submissions for the inaugural issue are open until December 1, 2009.
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