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In many ways, Denki seems to be the spiritual successor to DMA Design, another Dundee-based developer, formed by Lemmings creator Dave Jones in the late-eighties. There, a similar approach to game development thrived – the idea of games as toys, with interface and interaction at the summit of the design process, rather than visuals or…
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It’s that lack of differentiation in experience and jobs that Garriott misses. “There aren’t really people that own a shop in town square and that’s what they do, and they have a friend who’s a fishermen, and that’s what he does,” he explained. “With Ultima Online, what was so cool about it is that there…
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What I Did When I Couldn’t Find a Job – The Chronicle Review – The Chronicle of Higher Education
What I Did When I Couldn’t Find a Job – The Chronicle Review – The Chronicle of Higher Education
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Not all games involve avatars or buttons. I’ve participated in Model U.N. meetings and events organized by the International Education and Resource Network, but would love to help see similar efforts bring students around the globe together via the Web to play out scenarios in which they grapple with issues that grownups are stuck on…
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The truth is that most children follow rules if they are fair. Kids like order, or structure, as long as it’s not oppressive. But they can sniff out the fix, the rigged game, better than many political scientists and economists. Look at how the young people in Egypt and other Middle Eastern countries have managed…
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illillill: Sol LeWitt “[Sol LeWitt]”, Chagny: Au Fond de la Cour à Droite, 1984
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Inventables: The Superstore That Sells Sci-Fi Materials to IDEO and Nike [Slideshow] | Co.Design
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December 23, 2010, 1:42 PM Is It Art, or Is It Lighting? By KATE TAYLOR The executive body of the European Union has ruled that, for tax purposes at least, works by the artists Dan Flavin and Bill Viola are not art but mere electrical devices, and thus subject to a much higher value-added tax,…
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December 23, 2010, 1:42 PM Is It Art, or Is It Lighting? By KATE TAYLOR The executive body of the European Union has ruled that, for tax purposes at least, works by the artists Dan Flavin and Bill Viola are not art but mere electrical devices, and thus subject to a much higher value-added tax,…
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