Six Years On: Reflecting on Game Science in Hybrid Learning Spaces

Six years ago, in May 2020, Game Science in Hybrid Learning Spaces was published at a moment when education was … More

Rediscovering Jon Bellion: Play, Process, and the Making of Meaning

I recently found myself returning to Jon Bellion’s making of video for Guillotine. Not out of nostalgia, but out of … More

As we continue with the fourth-anniversary celebration of the publication of “Game Science in Hybrid Learning Spaces”, we will explore … More

It is one year today since my book release. Nerve-wracking but a very proud moment. A book is never perfect … More

It has been a while since I last published a post. Yes. This year has been pretty hectic so far. … More

Games, which are more readily embedded into existing educational practices, are more likely to be accepted by educators as useful … More

I was recently invited to write a short blog post on Game Science for the British Educational Research Association (BERA) … More

There is a potential for existing and ordinary gameplay to be repurposed into ways for looking at strategy in a … More

Key to reducing the barriers of time and physical space in teaching and learning is to open up education in … More

We have recently presented a paper that is looking at the perceived impact of competitive and collaborative environments on summative … More