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Designing for Inclusion: From CreativeCulture to ACES and Beyond

At the heart of every educational or societal transformation lies a simple question: Who is being included, and how?For over … More

community-engaged, education, equitable, game-based learning, inclusive, learning, play, teaching, technology

Playful, Frugal, and Co-Creative Learning: Insights from the ACES Project

Two new articles published this summer capture the journey and insights from the ACES project, which I had the privilege … More

community-engaged research, play, playful learning

Reflections on 2024 – Seeding Sustainable Change Through Frugal Play and Global Partnerships

I realise I haven’t shared many updates over the past year, but in truth, that’s because so much of our … More

education, games, learning, play, research, teaching, writing

Chapter 1 Breaking the Barriers of Space and Time: An Invitation to Hybrid Learning

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

game-based learning, games, hybrid learning, pervasive learning, play, serious games

Celebrating Four Years of “Game Science in Hybrid Learning Spaces”

As we mark the fourth anniversary of Game Science in Hybrid Learning Spaces, I’m thrilled to revisit the concepts and … More

game-based intervention, game-based learning, games, gamification, GBL, hybrid learning, pervasive learning, play, serious games

Breaking Barriers through I-HEDU: A new project funded by the British Council UK-Indonesia Disability Inclusion Partnerships Grant

I am thrilled to announce that we have been awarded the UK-Indonesia Disability Inclusion Partnerships Grant by the esteemed British … More

accessibility, disability, education, higher-education, inclusion, play

Reflecting on 2023: A Year of Collaboration and Progress for GameChangers

As we bid farewell to 2023 and welcome the possibilities that 2024 holds, it’s a fitting time to look back … More

case-study, collaboration, education, game design, game-based intervention, game-based learning, gamechangers, games, gamification, GBL, news, play, serious games, technology

ACES & QS Reimagine Education Awards 2023

Thrilled to share the fantastic news that our project, ACES, clinched the Bronze Award at the QS Reimagine Education Awards … More

GBL, play, playful learning, resilience

The Book – Part 2 – The inspirations…

Part 1 briefly presents the premise of the book. The focus on hybridity in education is definitely timely. Never in … More

book, creativity, game design, games, gamification, play, research

2020 and beyond…

2019 has been the year of consolidation – an organic transition of the team’s ‘player’s journey’ from ‘discovery and onboarding’ … More

games, gamification, GBL, play, playful learning, research

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    Diversity in Games
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    Playful, Frugal, and Co-Creative Learning: Insights from the ACES Project
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    A chapter in Springer's Encyclopedia of Computer Graphics and Games
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    Give it to the crowd! Maybe?
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    Grateful for 2021 and here's to 2022

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