Confronting the Challenges of Participatory Culture
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Role play and performance are engaging mastery experiences.
"How close you are to the Senate" - or the senators! - determines class. (This is in city states like Athens and Rome). How would this transfer to suburbs and regions?
Yes, and many games do have that grind element!
Baseball cards - or any interest-directed material - can teach a lot, as a play object or play itself.
Everybody can give and get feedback on writing, not student journalists exclusively.
New media literacies should be considered a social skill.
Yes, Neopets does have a lot of game-integrated product placement.
Manipulating core assumptions?