Last Friday I gave a presentation as part of UNC’s wonderful Games4Learning initiative on Alternate Reality Games (ARGs). I think these games have a huge potential to be used as a teaching tool for both social issues and information literacy. I’ll be writing more about this topic in coming days & weeks, but for now here’s my slides: http://www.hiddenpeanuts.com/permanent/haefele-args.ppt
They may not entirely make sense without my narration, but I wanted to get them linked. I’ll try to give some context in upcoming posts. (Source: Hidden Peanuts)

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