More wired than a Roman Internet café
Online game-ed classics: a bit of press in the Chronicle
My current practomimetic (i.e. game) course in Horace's Roman odes, Satire 1.2, and Ovid's Amores and Ars Amatoria got a little mention on the Chronicle's "Wired Campus" blog.
I'm blowing my own cornu this way in order to make the even more shameless announcement that I've just finished putting together a potted workshop called "Practomimetic education in the classics classroom: a modest proposal," which gives an audience a toolbox of RPG and general online participatory-pedagogy tools with a very low technology bar. I'd love to try it out on any audience who might sit through it!
I'm blowing my own cornu this way in order to make the even more shameless announcement that I've just finished putting together a potted workshop called "Practomimetic education in the classics classroom: a modest proposal," which gives an audience a toolbox of RPG and general online participatory-pedagogy tools with a very low technology bar. I'd love to try it out on any audience who might sit through it!
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