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How can video games support teenagers, assisting not only with their traditional education, but also their resilience, self-confidence, and mental health? Jane Lee, the Senior Director of Operations & Mental Health at iThrive Games, has the answers for you in the newest episode of the Filament Games Podcast! Join podcast host and Filament Games CPO Jennifer Javornik as she explores the intersection of educational games and mental health with Jane. As a key figure at the iThrive Games Foundation, Jane utilizes her expertise in psychology and project management to spearhead initiatives that equip teens with essential social and emotional skills through gaming.
Season 6 Episode 3 of the Filament Games Podcast is here, and we're thrilled to share another captivating interview from the Games for Change Festival with our listeners! In this episode, host Jennifer Javornik sits down with Dr. Jan L. Plass, a distinguished Professor at New York University and the Paulette Goddard Chair in Digital Media and Learning Sciences. Dr. Plass is not just a professor, he's a trailblazer in the field of digital learning, drawing from cognitive science, learning sciences, computer science, and design to shape the future of education.
Ahoy, mateys! In this episode of the Filament Games Podcast, we're diving into the depths of the sea monster's lair! And by that, we mean you'll join our intrepid host, Jennifer Javornik, as she navigates uncharted waters with Glenn Gillis, the co-founder and CEO of Sea Monster. Jennifer spotted Glenn in the wild at the 2023 Games for Change Festival and had the pleasure of interviewing him about his company, their work, games for impact, and more. Forget what you know about sea monsters - this one is on a mission to make a difference in the world through games and immersive experiences!
The Filament Games Podcast is back in business for a brand new season! In this season 6 opener, our Chief Partnerships Officer, Jennifer Javornik, engages in a thought-provoking conversation with David Ball, the Global Head of SecondMuse's Health and Social Tech portfolio.
Thank you to MeUndies, Shopify, and Factor for sponsoring this episode of What's Good Games! Go to http://meundies.com/wgg to get 25% off your first order. Go to http://shopify.com/whatsgood to take your business to the next level today. Go to http://factormeals.com/whatsgood50 and use code whatsgood50 to get 50% off. It's all about those mechs in this week's Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon hands-on preview! Joining Andrea and Riana is Ozzie Mejia, Senior Editor at ShackNews. They discuss the gaming announcements from San Diego Comic-Con, that whopper of a Diablo 4 patch, and how Tencent not so quietly bought Techland. In addition to AC6, Ozzie and Riana chat about their time so far in Disney's Illusion Island. *Preview access to Armored Core VI provided by Bandai Namco *Review access to Disney's Illusion Island provided by Disney Games Follow Ozzie on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/ozz_mejia Read Ozzie's work on ShackNews: http://www.shacknews.com Thank you to this month's Patreon Producers: Chewy's Godson Alex Rigopulos Faris Attieh Justin Foshee Punkdefied Listen to WGG Ad-Free on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/whatsgoodgames 0:00 - Start and welcome 02:42 - Andrea was at San Diego Comic-Con!!! 05:41 - Star Wars Outlaws 08:49 - Marvel's Spider-Man 2 + New PS5 console 11:46 - Mortal Kombat Pack DLC Character Release 16:21 - Invincible: Guarding The Globe - Ubisoft 17:36 - Invincible: Atom Eve 19:00 - Fortnite x Futurama - Official Gameplay Trailer 21:03 - The Expanse: A Telltale Series DLC expansion 26:02 - A Message from MeUndies 28:03 - A Message from Our Sponsor 28:06 - Diablo 4 Update Patch Fixes 34:49 - Tencent set to acquire Dying Light studio Techland 36:47 - Borderlands The Movie coming in 2024 40:02 - 2023 Games for Change Festival! 42:31 - Break 42:53 - A Message from Shopify 44:28 - A Message from Factor 46:06 - Armored Core 6 Preview 1:07:38 - Disney Illusion Island Merch: https://www.whatsgoodgames.com/store Follow on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/whatsgood_games Follow on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/whatsgoodgames Follow on Twitch: http://www.twitch.tv/whatsgoodgames Join our Discord community: http://discord.gg/whatsgoodgames Follow on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/whatsgoodgamesofficial Our website: http://www.whatsgoodgames.com Follow the crew: Andrea: http://www.twitter.com/andrearene http://www.instagram.com/andrearene_ http://www.tiktok.com/@andrearene Britt: http://www.twitter.com/blondenerd http://www.instagram.com/blondenerd http://www.tiktok.com/@britt.brom Riana: http://www.twitter.com/rianatweetsnow http://www.instagram.com/rianagramsnow http://www.tiktok.com/@rianatiktoksnow Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this episode of the Brown Thomas podcast recorded for our Positive Change Festival, guest host and sustainability journalist, Jo Linehan is joined by Dana Thomas. A sustainability pioneer, Dana has authored three industry-disrupting books and is the Sustainability Contributing Editor for British Vogue. Here the pair discuss the future of fashion, the positive changes happening within the industry and why despite challenges, her passion for fashion still burns brightly.
In this episode of the Brown Thomas podcast recorded for our Positive Change Festival, guest host and sustainability journalist, Jo Linehan sits down with Jacquelyn Kankam, Director of Sustainability and Social Impact for Deciem. They discuss The Ordinary's goal of growing a sustainable beauty business.
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Linda hears about the Cambridge Zero Climate Change Festival, which starts today. Dr Ewan Campbell explains how Mendelssohn's Hebrides overture can show us how many Humpback whales we have lost […]
Melbourne International Games Week 2022 (MIGW) is a hybrid event from 1-9th October. It kicks off with ACMI's Big Games Night In – a chance to play the most exciting new Australian games for free, and from the comfort of your own home. Games include international success Cult of the Lamb, the dreamy, pastel-laden Drive me to the Moon by Olivia Haines and Call of the Golden Valley, a murder-mystery game. ACMI's Arieh Offman, who curated the program, could speak alongside any of the game-makers involved.In today's program we chat with Jacob Leaney, game developer and songwriter/producer here and Daniel Teitelbaum here from Games for Change which is running the The Games for Change Festival as a hybrid event from 4-6 October within MIGW.
How do we inspire and live the change? In this episode Amisha talks to Becky Burchell, a Futures Producer. Becky's practice is Hopism :: sharing stories of hope to inspire change. Her work is at the intersection of the arts, environmentalism and social justice. In 2019, she launched CHANGE Festival to elevate people, ideas and narratives that celebrate bold new ways of living, where humanity and the natural world are both able to thrive. Becky has created a play ‘The World We Made' and a short film series ‘Rise Up' in response to the environmental and climate crisis. They talk about how we can live better in community and how creating projects together creates a culture that invites inclusion.Becky tells us about the democratised community of Chettle, a Heritage Village in Dorset, UK, where she lives with her family. In Chettle, the houses and land have been owned outright for generations; no interest being paid to banks and all savings passed down to the people that live there. This breaks all norms and has flourished a hopeful village, where living in community is possible. Together they plant trees reinstating local orchards, they are creating a community food hub taking over the village shop adding a cafe, and they are building a mixed agro ecological farm, all community owned. She shares how ‘all that we are' fka ‘The Future Is Beautiful' podcast has influenced her personal work and what they are doing in the village making elements of conversations real and tangible. Becky reveals that thinking about climate change fundamentally guided the direction of her work, and in search for answers and community to imagine a better future, she created CHANGE Festival. She believes that the Arts has a pivotal role to play in helping us understand and navigate the vivid and complex changes we are facing due to climate change. We learn that sharing hopeful and inspirational stories offers ways to build resilience and hopeful community cultures that can face challenges during uncertain times. Links from this episode and more at www.thefutureisbeautiful.co
In this episode, I chat with Becky Burchell, a talented and inspiring Arts Producer and Curator who specializes in “Hopeism” - the idea that sharing stories of hope through the arts can help us to imagine and create a better future. Becky is the founder of CHANGE Festival, a new arts festival in the UK which she created as a platform for inspirational performance, music, discussion, and workshops that invited audiences to consider their own role in manifesting positive change. Becky has previously curated big-name festivals as an Arts Producer (like the UK's Bestival and Camp Bestival), creating areas and experiences across artforms from circus to carnival parades to spoken word. Becky has also worked with folk artist Sam Lee to produce the renowned Singing With Nightingale conservation event series, where musicians perform duets with wild nightingales in the woods. The World We Made premiered at CHANGE Festival 2019 and was a groundbreaking new play that Becky envisaged and produced, set in 2050, and inspired by pioneering environmentalist Jonathon Porritt's book of the same name. Becky is also a Fellow of the Centre for the Understanding of Sustainable Prosperity, an internationally renowned research centre at the University of Surrey. Fellows explore what prosperity can mean in a world of environmental, social, and economic limits. we talk about how the arts can play a vital role in supporting all of us to be innovative, courageous, and caring in the ways we create change both within our own lives and collectively. CHANGE Festival 2021 will take place at Warwick Arts Centre in the UK from November 5-7 and is offering a hybrid online offering. As part of this Betsy will be leading two online workshops - ‘Resilience Bootcamp: training for the future' on November 6th and ‘Leadership Bootcamp: throw out the rulebook' on November 7. Both are welcome to all and accessible from anywhere in the world (as long as you have an internet connection). They're donation-based, so come along and if you can pay for a place for someone else too! Key Points Discussed: The journey that led her to creating and launching the CHANGE festival (05:42) Taking a completely different approach to activism and how to balance out the doomism all around us (14:30) How people have changed in what they want from entertainment (18:48) Inspiring change through festivals and the arts in general (21:10) Employing playful activism to bring about a better future (28:20) Rise Up: Why the upcoming CHANGE festival will be based on this theme (36:01) Highlighting the story of Rachel Carson, the unlikely activist (40:03) Having productive disagreements while still working together to make the world a better place (43:14) Connect with Becky Burchell: Becky on Twitter www.ChangeFestival.org Chettle Village on Instagram CHANGE Festival's ‘Resilience bootcamp: training for the future' with Betsy on November 6th CHANGE Festival's ‘Rise up and lead: throw out the rulebook' with Betsy on November 7th Connect with Betsy: Betsy on Instagram Betsy on Twitter Betsy on Linkedin Rate, Review, Learn, and Share Thanks for tuning into The Discomfort Practice! If you enjoyed this episode, please drop us a five-star and written review, follow, and share how it has benefited you. Don't forget to tune into our other episodes and share your favorite ones on social media!
Mobile apps and games have become central to the way that most of us interact with the world. Industries as diverse as gambling and education are looking for ways to use gamification to increase their impact. But can games help in assessing and treating the way we think? Dr Azadeh Feizpour and Dr Simone Gindidis - guests of the Games for Change Festival - explore their research and development in the field of child psychology.
Mobile apps and games have become central to the way that most of us interact with the world. Industries as diverse as gambling and education are looking for ways to use gamification to increase their impact. But can games help in assessing and treating the way we think? Dr Azadeh Feizpour and Dr Simone Gindidis - guests of the Games for Change Festival - explore their research and development in the field of child psychology.
The following is a conversation between Susanna Pollack, the President of Games for Change, and Denver Frederick, the Host of The Business of Giving. Gaming reaches close to 3 billion people worldwide. An organization that promotes the use of games and immersive media to drive social impact is Games for Change. Now, how good an idea is that? And here to talk about this work, as well as the upcoming Games for Change Festival, is Susanna Pollack, the President of Games for Change.
When it comes to turning our passion for video games into a job, the key is to look for what we are excited about, what we are good at, and being flexible and open to new challenges. For example, some of Lindsay Grace's students started in Localization translating Nintendo games into Japanese and then moved into game design. He believes that having flexibility affords longevity in the gaming industry. Today Marc welcomes Lindsay Grace; is Knight Chair in Interactive Media and an associate professor at the University of Miami School of Communication. Lindsay is the author of 'Doing Things with Games' and the 2019 recipient of the Games for Change Vanguard award. He has received multiple awards for his work, including the Games for Change Festival, the Digital Diversity Network, the Association of Computing Machinery's digital arts community, and Black Enterprise, to name a few. We talked about Lindsay's passion for video games, his humble origins, and his incredible connection with IBM charity programs. He spoke about how he started designing video games when he was 10 and how his parents influenced him. We also talked about equality in gaming and his consistent work in representativity and inclusion in the industry. Visit Lindsay's website at: https://professorgrace.com/ or connect with him on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lindsaygrace/ or on Twitter: https://twitter.com/mindtoggle?lang=es
Nesse episódio falamos com a produtora Érika Caramello, fundadora da Dyxel, sobre um lado que muitas vezes é desconhecido aos desenvolvedores de jogos: as publishers e publicidade de um jogo! Falamos sobre o importante papel das publishers na industria de jogos e dicas para conseguir financiamento para seu jogo. Participantes: Érika Caramello (@ecaramello), Gabriel Coutinho Natucci (@gc.tucci), Luiz Carlos Pinheiro Junior (Jesus - @frickajr) Referencias: Games for Change Festival - https://www.gamesforchange.org/ Artigo uma proposta de Game Design Canvas Unificados - https://www.sbgames.org/sbgames2017/papers/ArtesDesignFull/175107.pdf Canal Youtube Games Developers Conference - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0JB7TSe49lg56u6qH8y_MQ Game Design Canvas - http://www.marketingegames.com.br/game-design-canvas/ The Last of Us 2 - https://store.playstation.com/pt-br/product/UP9000-CUSA07820_00-THELASTOFUSPART2 Tomb Raider - https://tombraider.square-enix-games.com/en-us Dyxel Game Publisher - https://dyxel.com.br/ Tese da Érika - http://tede.mackenzie.br/jspui/handle/tede/3915 Photo by NeONBRAND on Unsplash
This week, our guest is Maddy Robinson from https://www.facebook.com/YogaWithMaddyRose (Yoga with Maddy). Maddy is a yoga instructor (among other things) with a passion for sharing accessible yoga - more about the holistic benefits and less about the showy positions. We got into a wide range of topics, from forcing yourself to be a superwoman when it comes to diet culture, through healing journeys and how boundaries can set us free. In the episode we discuss: What accessible yoga actually is (4:09) The pressure to act like a superwoman (6:16) Our views on "diet culture" (6:53) Acts of service - giving to ourselves vs to others (11:39) Recognising our brain's hidden "programming" (14:27) The problem with "casual" self-care advice (16:00) What radical honesty is and why it's important (19:55) Maddy's journey with kinship foster caring (21:52) What boundaries changed for Maddy (27:04) Maddy is hosting an amazing festival on Saturday March 27th, featuring movement, meditation, and discussions from leading activists in the UK on topics including anti-racism, welcoming refugees, and dismantling barriers to yoga. For tickets, go to 'Be the Change Festival' on eventbrite and use the code 'AnnaKnightReferral' for £15 off! If what you heard today resonated with you, I'm always up for a chat. If you've got problems right now, https://www.annaknightcoach.com/book-a-call (book yourself in) and we'll turn them into possibilities. If you're looking for a network of lovely and loving people to support you, our Facebook community https://www.facebook.com/groups/portinthestorm (Port in the Storm) is your new safe harbour. Whatever you need, we've got your back.
This Podcast is with with Fiona Dear the Campaign Manager of the Climate Coalition when we talk about the work of the Coalition and their plan to hold a nationwide Festival in September this year prior to the COP26 Summit in Glasgow the following month. We discuss with her how we can all get involved in local Festivals during that month to make it clear that we are in an emergency and that governments must act urgently and that COP26 is crucial for this The Climate Coalition is the UK’s largest group of people dedicated to action against climate change. Along with our sister organisations Stop Climate Chaos Cymru and Stop Climate Chaos Scotland, we are a group of over 140 organisations — including the National Trust, Women's Institute, Oxfam, and RSPB — and 22 million voices strong. We are reaching across the UK to show our love for all the things we want to protect from climate change, and to ask politicians to put aside their differences and commit to doing whatever is necessary to protect them. Fiona is a passionate campaigner with 12 years experience of working with UK and international climate coalitions, managing projects and engaging supporters at a community level in climate change campaigning. Focus in recent years has been on engaging organisations and new public audiences in climate change campaigns. Enjoying applying experience to voluntary local environmental campaigning. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/globalnet21/message
Dancing Grounds annual Dance for Social Change Festival kicks off this week, virtually via ZOOM. It will focus on issues of gentrification and COVID-19 in New Orleans, featuring a panel discussion with local leaders, dance classes and a film premiere of an original performance piece by its teen dancers. We talk with Dancing Grounds youth programs manager, Randall Rosenberg. The festival runs May 25th thru 29th. All events are free, but you must pre-register at dancingrounds.org for a link to the activities.
Theo Bosanquet sits down with the one and only Olivier Award winner Janie Dee to discuss her plans for appearing on a much bigger stage. She is to star in the London transfer of Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike by Christopher Durang. Whilst appearing there, Dee is to co-produce the inaugural London Climate Change Festival all happening at the Charing Cross Theatre. At the end of the episode, Dee recites Titania's speech from A Midsummer Night’s Dream - just as pertinent today as 400 years ago.
Greetings! I'm Alex Culafi, Producer and Editor of The VentureFizz Podcast, and on today's bonus episode, we're going to do something a little different. Today, we're talking about a subject near and dear to my heart: video games and the power of play. I sit down with Susanna Pollack, President of Games for Change in New York, which is a nonprofit organization that empowers game creators to drive real-world change using games and technology. Some of the ways they do that include the game design competition called the Games for Change Student Challenge, interactive arcades produced to show off the best social impact and learning games in the market today, consulting for creators, and more. They also produce the Games for Change Festival in June as well as the recently-announced Games for Change Accelerator, which provides funding, mentoring, go-to-market planning, on-going business development, and continuous support to selected companies. In this episode of our podcast, we cover lots of topics, like: -Susanna's background and experience, and how she joined Games for Change. -All the details behind Games for Change and what they do. -What Susanna thinks makes video games uniquely qualified to spark change. -Examples of video games large and small that are successfully pro-social. -The details behind the new Games for Change Accelerator. -Some of Susanna's favorite video games. -Plus, a lot more. Lastly, if you like the show, please remember to subscribe to and review us on iTunes, or your podcast player of choice!
Welcome to the Filament Games Mixtape (Vol.1)! Note: While we were sadly only kidding about the limited-edition vinyl, the mixtape is in fact real and available right here, right now, for FREE! Composed and arranged by Josh Bartels, the Filament Mixtape is packed with some of the hottest tracks in learning game history. Smash that play button to hear timeless classics like the “Filament Overture,” “The Museum” from Filament’s own Fossil Forensics and “Immigration Bay” from iCivics.org’s Immigration Nation. Each song on the Filament Games mixtape is an original composition, made for either our internal games or the games of our esteemed clients. Josh was also good enough to take a break from his busy rockstar touring schedule to sit down with us and chat about how the mixtape came together - check out that interview here: [blog] Tracklist: 1 Filament Overture (2019, Filament Games) 2 The Museum (Fossil Forensics, 2014, Filament Games) 3 Echo-219 (Prisoner of Echo, 2012, Filament Games) 4 Definitely Human (Body Command, 2012, Filament Games) 5 Uncharted (The Radix Endeavor, 2012, MIT) 6 The Yard (Backyard Engineers, 2015, Filament Games) 7 End Credits (Cell Command, 2011, Filament Games) 8 Shop Rag (Maple Leaf Rag) (Crazy Plant Shop, 2011, Filament Games) 9 Immigration Bay (Immigration Nation, 2018, iCivics) 10 The Planets (Adellia) (RoboSellers, 2018, Junior Achievement) 11 Sunflower (Reach for the Sun, 2013, Filament Games) 12 Sound The Alarm (Disaster Detector, 2015, Smithsonian) 13 AQ-013 (Aquation, 2017, Smithsonian) 14 Bonus (Germany) (Take Off, 2015, EkStep) 15 The Fuzzy Chronicles (Motion Force, 2013, Filament Games) 16 Sonar (Wavequest, 2014, ARiA Acoustics) 17 Bobble & Bobble (Do I Have A Right, 2017, iCivics) 18 Nuclear Sword (Epic Orphan, 2016, Games for Change) 19 Forest / Caves / Water (Morphy, 2015, Smithsonian) 20 Flappy Bee (2014, Filament Games) Credits: Josh Bartels (composition, arrangement, mastering, modeling) Madeline Folz (album design and creative direction) James LaPierre (operations and oversight) Brandon Pittser (snacks, photography) Special thanks: Filament Games MIT iCivics.org Junior Achievement The Smithsonian Science Education Center EkStep ARiA The Games for Change Festival
Welcome to the Filament Games Mixtape (Vol.1)! Note: While we were sadly only kidding about the limited-edition vinyl, the mixtape is in fact real and available right here, right now, for FREE! Composed and arranged by Josh Bartels, the Filament Mixtape is packed with some of the hottest tracks in learning game history. Smash that play button to hear timeless classics like the “Filament Overture,” “The Museum” from Filament’s own Fossil Forensics and “Immigration Bay” from iCivics.org’s Immigration Nation. Each song on the Filament Games mixtape is an original composition, made for either our internal games or the games of our esteemed clients. Josh was also good enough to take a break from his busy rockstar touring schedule to sit down with us and chat about how the mixtape came together - check out that interview here: [blog] Tracklist: 1 Filament Overture (2019, Filament Games) 2 The Museum (Fossil Forensics, 2014, Filament Games) 3 Echo-219 (Prisoner of Echo, 2012, Filament Games) 4 Definitely Human (Body Command, 2012, Filament Games) 5 Uncharted (The Radix Endeavor, 2012, MIT) 6 The Yard (Backyard Engineers, 2015, Filament Games) 7 End Credits (Cell Command, 2011, Filament Games) 8 Shop Rag (Maple Leaf Rag) (Crazy Plant Shop, 2011, Filament Games) 9 Immigration Bay (Immigration Nation, 2018, iCivics) 10 The Planets (Adellia) (RoboSellers, 2018, Junior Achievement) 11 Sunflower (Reach for the Sun, 2013, Filament Games) 12 Sound The Alarm (Disaster Detector, 2015, Smithsonian) 13 AQ-013 (Aquation, 2017, Smithsonian) 14 Bonus (Germany) (Take Off, 2015, EkStep) 15 The Fuzzy Chronicles (Motion Force, 2013, Filament Games) 16 Sonar (Wavequest, 2014, ARiA Acoustics) 17 Bobble & Bobble (Do I Have A Right, 2017, iCivics) 18 Nuclear Sword (Epic Orphan, 2016, Games for Change) 19 Forest / Caves / Water (Morphy, 2015, Smithsonian) 20 Flappy Bee (2014, Filament Games) Credits: Josh Bartels (composition, arrangement, mastering, modeling) Madeline Folz (album design and creative direction) James LaPierre (operations and oversight) Brandon Pittser (snacks, photography) Special thanks: Filament Games MIT iCivics.org Junior Achievement The Smithsonian Science Education Center EkStep ARiA The Games for Change Festival
Welcome to the Filament Games Mixtape (Vol.1)! Note: While we were sadly only kidding about the limited-edition vinyl, the mixtape is in fact real and available right here, right now, for FREE! Composed and arranged by Josh Bartels, the Filament Mixtape is packed with some of the hottest tracks in learning game history. Smash that play button to hear timeless classics like the “Filament Overture,” “The Museum” from Filament’s own Fossil Forensics and “Immigration Bay” from iCivics.org’s Immigration Nation. Each song on the Filament Games mixtape is an original composition, made for either our internal games or the games of our esteemed clients. Josh was also good enough to take a break from his busy rockstar touring schedule to sit down with us and chat about how the mixtape came together - check out that interview here: [blog] Tracklist: 1 Filament Overture (2019, Filament Games) 2 The Museum (Fossil Forensics, 2014, Filament Games) 3 Echo-219 (Prisoner of Echo, 2012, Filament Games) 4 Definitely Human (Body Command, 2012, Filament Games) 5 Uncharted (The Radix Endeavor, 2012, MIT) 6 The Yard (Backyard Engineers, 2015, Filament Games) 7 End Credits (Cell Command, 2011, Filament Games) 8 Shop Rag (Maple Leaf Rag) (Crazy Plant Shop, 2011, Filament Games) 9 Immigration Bay (Immigration Nation, 2018, iCivics) 10 The Planets (Adellia) (RoboSellers, 2018, Junior Achievement) 11 Sunflower (Reach for the Sun, 2013, Filament Games) 12 Sound The Alarm (Disaster Detector, 2015, Smithsonian) 13 AQ-013 (Aquation, 2017, Smithsonian) 14 Bonus (Germany) (Take Off, 2015, EkStep) 15 The Fuzzy Chronicles (Motion Force, 2013, Filament Games) 16 Sonar (Wavequest, 2014, ARiA Acoustics) 17 Bobble & Bobble (Do I Have A Right, 2017, iCivics) 18 Nuclear Sword (Epic Orphan, 2016, Games for Change) 19 Forest / Caves / Water (Morphy, 2015, Smithsonian) 20 Flappy Bee (2014, Filament Games) Credits: Josh Bartels (composition, arrangement, mastering, modeling) Madeline Folz (album design and creative direction) James LaPierre (operations and oversight) Brandon Pittser (snacks, photography) Special thanks: Filament Games MIT iCivics.org Junior Achievement The Smithsonian Science Education Center EkStep ARiA The Games for Change Festival
Welcome to the Filament Games Mixtape (Vol.1)! Note: While we were sadly only kidding about the limited-edition vinyl, the mixtape is in fact real and available right here, right now, for FREE! Composed and arranged by Josh Bartels, the Filament Mixtape is packed with some of the hottest tracks in learning game history. Smash that play button to hear timeless classics like the “Filament Overture,” “The Museum” from Filament’s own Fossil Forensics and “Immigration Bay” from iCivics.org’s Immigration Nation. Each song on the Filament Games mixtape is an original composition, made for either our internal games or the games of our esteemed clients. Josh was also good enough to take a break from his busy rockstar touring schedule to sit down with us and chat about how the mixtape came together - check out that interview here: [blog] Tracklist: 1 Filament Overture (2019, Filament Games) 2 The Museum (Fossil Forensics, 2014, Filament Games) 3 Echo-219 (Prisoner of Echo, 2012, Filament Games) 4 Definitely Human (Body Command, 2012, Filament Games) 5 Uncharted (The Radix Endeavor, 2012, MIT) 6 The Yard (Backyard Engineers, 2015, Filament Games) 7 End Credits (Cell Command, 2011, Filament Games) 8 Shop Rag (Maple Leaf Rag) (Crazy Plant Shop, 2011, Filament Games) 9 Immigration Bay (Immigration Nation, 2018, iCivics) 10 The Planets (Adellia) (RoboSellers, 2018, Junior Achievement) 11 Sunflower (Reach for the Sun, 2013, Filament Games) 12 Sound The Alarm (Disaster Detector, 2015, Smithsonian) 13 AQ-013 (Aquation, 2017, Smithsonian) 14 Bonus (Germany) (Take Off, 2015, EkStep) 15 The Fuzzy Chronicles (Motion Force, 2013, Filament Games) 16 Sonar (Wavequest, 2014, ARiA Acoustics) 17 Bobble & Bobble (Do I Have A Right, 2017, iCivics) 18 Nuclear Sword (Epic Orphan, 2016, Games for Change) 19 Forest / Caves / Water (Morphy, 2015, Smithsonian) 20 Flappy Bee (2014, Filament Games) Credits: Josh Bartels (composition, arrangement, mastering, modeling) Madeline Folz (album design and creative direction) James LaPierre (operations and oversight) Brandon Pittser (snacks, photography) Special thanks: Filament Games MIT iCivics.org Junior Achievement The Smithsonian Science Education Center EkStep ARiA The Games for Change Festival
Welcome to the Filament Games Mixtape (Vol.1)! Note: While we were sadly only kidding about the limited-edition vinyl, the mixtape is in fact real and available right here, right now, for FREE! Composed and arranged by Josh Bartels, the Filament Mixtape is packed with some of the hottest tracks in learning game history. Smash that play button to hear timeless classics like the “Filament Overture,” “The Museum” from Filament’s own Fossil Forensics and “Immigration Bay” from iCivics.org’s Immigration Nation. Each song on the Filament Games mixtape is an original composition, made for either our internal games or the games of our esteemed clients. Josh was also good enough to take a break from his busy rockstar touring schedule to sit down with us and chat about how the mixtape came together - check out that interview here: [blog] Tracklist: 1 Filament Overture (2019, Filament Games) 2 The Museum (Fossil Forensics, 2014, Filament Games) 3 Echo-219 (Prisoner of Echo, 2012, Filament Games) 4 Definitely Human (Body Command, 2012, Filament Games) 5 Uncharted (The Radix Endeavor, 2012, MIT) 6 The Yard (Backyard Engineers, 2015, Filament Games) 7 End Credits (Cell Command, 2011, Filament Games) 8 Shop Rag (Maple Leaf Rag) (Crazy Plant Shop, 2011, Filament Games) 9 Immigration Bay (Immigration Nation, 2018, iCivics) 10 The Planets (Adellia) (RoboSellers, 2018, Junior Achievement) 11 Sunflower (Reach for the Sun, 2013, Filament Games) 12 Sound The Alarm (Disaster Detector, 2015, Smithsonian) 13 AQ-013 (Aquation, 2017, Smithsonian) 14 Bonus (Germany) (Take Off, 2015, EkStep) 15 The Fuzzy Chronicles (Motion Force, 2013, Filament Games) 16 Sonar (Wavequest, 2014, ARiA Acoustics) 17 Bobble & Bobble (Do I Have A Right, 2017, iCivics) 18 Nuclear Sword (Epic Orphan, 2016, Games for Change) 19 Forest / Caves / Water (Morphy, 2015, Smithsonian) 20 Flappy Bee (2014, Filament Games) Credits: Josh Bartels (composition, arrangement, mastering, modeling) Madeline Folz (album design and creative direction) James LaPierre (operations and oversight) Brandon Pittser (snacks, photography) Special thanks: Filament Games MIT iCivics.org Junior Achievement The Smithsonian Science Education Center EkStep ARiA The Games for Change Festival
Welcome to the Filament Games Mixtape (Vol.1)! Note: While we were sadly only kidding about the limited-edition vinyl, the mixtape is in fact real and available right here, right now, for FREE! Composed and arranged by Josh Bartels, the Filament Mixtape is packed with some of the hottest tracks in learning game history. Smash that play button to hear timeless classics like the “Filament Overture,” “The Museum” from Filament’s own Fossil Forensics and “Immigration Bay” from iCivics.org’s Immigration Nation. Each song on the Filament Games mixtape is an original composition, made for either our internal games or the games of our esteemed clients. Josh was also good enough to take a break from his busy rockstar touring schedule to sit down with us and chat about how the mixtape came together - check out that interview here: [blog] Tracklist: 1 Filament Overture (2019, Filament Games) 2 The Museum (Fossil Forensics, 2014, Filament Games) 3 Echo-219 (Prisoner of Echo, 2012, Filament Games) 4 Definitely Human (Body Command, 2012, Filament Games) 5 Uncharted (The Radix Endeavor, 2012, MIT) 6 The Yard (Backyard Engineers, 2015, Filament Games) 7 End Credits (Cell Command, 2011, Filament Games) 8 Shop Rag (Maple Leaf Rag) (Crazy Plant Shop, 2011, Filament Games) 9 Immigration Bay (Immigration Nation, 2018, iCivics) 10 The Planets (Adellia) (RoboSellers, 2018, Junior Achievement) 11 Sunflower (Reach for the Sun, 2013, Filament Games) 12 Sound The Alarm (Disaster Detector, 2015, Smithsonian) 13 AQ-013 (Aquation, 2017, Smithsonian) 14 Bonus (Germany) (Take Off, 2015, EkStep) 15 The Fuzzy Chronicles (Motion Force, 2013, Filament Games) 16 Sonar (Wavequest, 2014, ARiA Acoustics) 17 Bobble & Bobble (Do I Have A Right, 2017, iCivics) 18 Nuclear Sword (Epic Orphan, 2016, Games for Change) 19 Forest / Caves / Water (Morphy, 2015, Smithsonian) 20 Flappy Bee (2014, Filament Games) Credits: Josh Bartels (composition, arrangement, mastering, modeling) Madeline Folz (album design and creative direction) James LaPierre (operations and oversight) Brandon Pittser (snacks, photography) Special thanks: Filament Games MIT iCivics.org Junior Achievement The Smithsonian Science Education Center EkStep ARiA The Games for Change Festival
Welcome to the Filament Games Mixtape (Vol.1)! Note: While we were sadly only kidding about the limited-edition vinyl, the mixtape is in fact real and available right here, right now, for FREE! Composed and arranged by Josh Bartels, the Filament Mixtape is packed with some of the hottest tracks in learning game history. Smash that play button to hear timeless classics like the “Filament Overture,” “The Museum” from Filament’s own Fossil Forensics and “Immigration Bay” from iCivics.org’s Immigration Nation. Each song on the Filament Games mixtape is an original composition, made for either our internal games or the games of our esteemed clients. Josh was also good enough to take a break from his busy rockstar touring schedule to sit down with us and chat about how the mixtape came together - check out that interview here: [blog] Tracklist: 1 Filament Overture (2019, Filament Games) 2 The Museum (Fossil Forensics, 2014, Filament Games) 3 Echo-219 (Prisoner of Echo, 2012, Filament Games) 4 Definitely Human (Body Command, 2012, Filament Games) 5 Uncharted (The Radix Endeavor, 2012, MIT) 6 The Yard (Backyard Engineers, 2015, Filament Games) 7 End Credits (Cell Command, 2011, Filament Games) 8 Shop Rag (Maple Leaf Rag) (Crazy Plant Shop, 2011, Filament Games) 9 Immigration Bay (Immigration Nation, 2018, iCivics) 10 The Planets (Adellia) (RoboSellers, 2018, Junior Achievement) 11 Sunflower (Reach for the Sun, 2013, Filament Games) 12 Sound The Alarm (Disaster Detector, 2015, Smithsonian) 13 AQ-013 (Aquation, 2017, Smithsonian) 14 Bonus (Germany) (Take Off, 2015, EkStep) 15 The Fuzzy Chronicles (Motion Force, 2013, Filament Games) 16 Sonar (Wavequest, 2014, ARiA Acoustics) 17 Bobble & Bobble (Do I Have A Right, 2017, iCivics) 18 Nuclear Sword (Epic Orphan, 2016, Games for Change) 19 Forest / Caves / Water (Morphy, 2015, Smithsonian) 20 Flappy Bee (2014, Filament Games) Credits: Josh Bartels (composition, arrangement, mastering, modeling) Madeline Folz (album design and creative direction) James LaPierre (operations and oversight) Brandon Pittser (snacks, photography) Special thanks: Filament Games MIT iCivics.org Junior Achievement The Smithsonian Science Education Center EkStep ARiA The Games for Change Festival
Welcome to the Filament Games Mixtape (Vol.1)! Note: While we were sadly only kidding about the limited-edition vinyl, the mixtape is in fact real and available right here, right now, for FREE! Composed and arranged by Josh Bartels, the Filament Mixtape is packed with some of the hottest tracks in learning game history. Smash that play button to hear timeless classics like the “Filament Overture,” “The Museum” from Filament’s own Fossil Forensics and “Immigration Bay” from iCivics.org’s Immigration Nation. Each song on the Filament Games mixtape is an original composition, made for either our internal games or the games of our esteemed clients. Josh was also good enough to take a break from his busy rockstar touring schedule to sit down with us and chat about how the mixtape came together - check out that interview here: [blog] Tracklist: 1 Filament Overture (2019, Filament Games) 2 The Museum (Fossil Forensics, 2014, Filament Games) 3 Echo-219 (Prisoner of Echo, 2012, Filament Games) 4 Definitely Human (Body Command, 2012, Filament Games) 5 Uncharted (The Radix Endeavor, 2012, MIT) 6 The Yard (Backyard Engineers, 2015, Filament Games) 7 End Credits (Cell Command, 2011, Filament Games) 8 Shop Rag (Maple Leaf Rag) (Crazy Plant Shop, 2011, Filament Games) 9 Immigration Bay (Immigration Nation, 2018, iCivics) 10 The Planets (Adellia) (RoboSellers, 2018, Junior Achievement) 11 Sunflower (Reach for the Sun, 2013, Filament Games) 12 Sound The Alarm (Disaster Detector, 2015, Smithsonian) 13 AQ-013 (Aquation, 2017, Smithsonian) 14 Bonus (Germany) (Take Off, 2015, EkStep) 15 The Fuzzy Chronicles (Motion Force, 2013, Filament Games) 16 Sonar (Wavequest, 2014, ARiA Acoustics) 17 Bobble & Bobble (Do I Have A Right, 2017, iCivics) 18 Nuclear Sword (Epic Orphan, 2016, Games for Change) 19 Forest / Caves / Water (Morphy, 2015, Smithsonian) 20 Flappy Bee (2014, Filament Games) Credits: Josh Bartels (composition, arrangement, mastering, modeling) Madeline Folz (album design and creative direction) James LaPierre (operations and oversight) Brandon Pittser (snacks, photography) Special thanks: Filament Games MIT iCivics.org Junior Achievement The Smithsonian Science Education Center EkStep ARiA The Games for Change Festival
Welcome to the Filament Games Mixtape (Vol.1)! Note: While we were sadly only kidding about the limited-edition vinyl, the mixtape is in fact real and available right here, right now, for FREE! Composed and arranged by Josh Bartels, the Filament Mixtape is packed with some of the hottest tracks in learning game history. Smash that play button to hear timeless classics like the “Filament Overture,” “The Museum” from Filament’s own Fossil Forensics and “Immigration Bay” from iCivics.org’s Immigration Nation. Each song on the Filament Games mixtape is an original composition, made for either our internal games or the games of our esteemed clients. Josh was also good enough to take a break from his busy rockstar touring schedule to sit down with us and chat about how the mixtape came together - check out that interview here: [blog] Tracklist: 1 Filament Overture (2019, Filament Games) 2 The Museum (Fossil Forensics, 2014, Filament Games) 3 Echo-219 (Prisoner of Echo, 2012, Filament Games) 4 Definitely Human (Body Command, 2012, Filament Games) 5 Uncharted (The Radix Endeavor, 2012, MIT) 6 The Yard (Backyard Engineers, 2015, Filament Games) 7 End Credits (Cell Command, 2011, Filament Games) 8 Shop Rag (Maple Leaf Rag) (Crazy Plant Shop, 2011, Filament Games) 9 Immigration Bay (Immigration Nation, 2018, iCivics) 10 The Planets (Adellia) (RoboSellers, 2018, Junior Achievement) 11 Sunflower (Reach for the Sun, 2013, Filament Games) 12 Sound The Alarm (Disaster Detector, 2015, Smithsonian) 13 AQ-013 (Aquation, 2017, Smithsonian) 14 Bonus (Germany) (Take Off, 2015, EkStep) 15 The Fuzzy Chronicles (Motion Force, 2013, Filament Games) 16 Sonar (Wavequest, 2014, ARiA Acoustics) 17 Bobble & Bobble (Do I Have A Right, 2017, iCivics) 18 Nuclear Sword (Epic Orphan, 2016, Games for Change) 19 Forest / Caves / Water (Morphy, 2015, Smithsonian) 20 Flappy Bee (2014, Filament Games) Credits: Josh Bartels (composition, arrangement, mastering, modeling) Madeline Folz (album design and creative direction) James LaPierre (operations and oversight) Brandon Pittser (snacks, photography) Special thanks: Filament Games MIT iCivics.org Junior Achievement The Smithsonian Science Education Center EkStep ARiA The Games for Change Festival
Welcome to the Filament Games Mixtape (Vol.1)! Note: While we were sadly only kidding about the limited-edition vinyl, the mixtape is in fact real and available right here, right now, for FREE! Composed and arranged by Josh Bartels, the Filament Mixtape is packed with some of the hottest tracks in learning game history. Smash that play button to hear timeless classics like the “Filament Overture,” “The Museum” from Filament’s own Fossil Forensics and “Immigration Bay” from iCivics.org’s Immigration Nation. Each song on the Filament Games mixtape is an original composition, made for either our internal games or the games of our esteemed clients. Josh was also good enough to take a break from his busy rockstar touring schedule to sit down with us and chat about how the mixtape came together - check out that interview here: [blog] Tracklist: 1 Filament Overture (2019, Filament Games) 2 The Museum (Fossil Forensics, 2014, Filament Games) 3 Echo-219 (Prisoner of Echo, 2012, Filament Games) 4 Definitely Human (Body Command, 2012, Filament Games) 5 Uncharted (The Radix Endeavor, 2012, MIT) 6 The Yard (Backyard Engineers, 2015, Filament Games) 7 End Credits (Cell Command, 2011, Filament Games) 8 Shop Rag (Maple Leaf Rag) (Crazy Plant Shop, 2011, Filament Games) 9 Immigration Bay (Immigration Nation, 2018, iCivics) 10 The Planets (Adellia) (RoboSellers, 2018, Junior Achievement) 11 Sunflower (Reach for the Sun, 2013, Filament Games) 12 Sound The Alarm (Disaster Detector, 2015, Smithsonian) 13 AQ-013 (Aquation, 2017, Smithsonian) 14 Bonus (Germany) (Take Off, 2015, EkStep) 15 The Fuzzy Chronicles (Motion Force, 2013, Filament Games) 16 Sonar (Wavequest, 2014, ARiA Acoustics) 17 Bobble & Bobble (Do I Have A Right, 2017, iCivics) 18 Nuclear Sword (Epic Orphan, 2016, Games for Change) 19 Forest / Caves / Water (Morphy, 2015, Smithsonian) 20 Flappy Bee (2014, Filament Games) Credits: Josh Bartels (composition, arrangement, mastering, modeling) Madeline Folz (album design and creative direction) James LaPierre (operations and oversight) Brandon Pittser (snacks, photography) Special thanks: Filament Games MIT iCivics.org Junior Achievement The Smithsonian Science Education Center EkStep ARiA The Games for Change Festival
Welcome to the Filament Games Mixtape (Vol.1)! Note: While we were sadly only kidding about the limited-edition vinyl, the mixtape is in fact real and available right here, right now, for FREE! Composed and arranged by Josh Bartels, the Filament Mixtape is packed with some of the hottest tracks in learning game history. Smash that play button to hear timeless classics like the “Filament Overture,” “The Museum” from Filament’s own Fossil Forensics and “Immigration Bay” from iCivics.org’s Immigration Nation. Each song on the Filament Games mixtape is an original composition, made for either our internal games or the games of our esteemed clients. Josh was also good enough to take a break from his busy rockstar touring schedule to sit down with us and chat about how the mixtape came together - check out that interview here: [blog] Tracklist: 1 Filament Overture (2019, Filament Games) 2 The Museum (Fossil Forensics, 2014, Filament Games) 3 Echo-219 (Prisoner of Echo, 2012, Filament Games) 4 Definitely Human (Body Command, 2012, Filament Games) 5 Uncharted (The Radix Endeavor, 2012, MIT) 6 The Yard (Backyard Engineers, 2015, Filament Games) 7 End Credits (Cell Command, 2011, Filament Games) 8 Shop Rag (Maple Leaf Rag) (Crazy Plant Shop, 2011, Filament Games) 9 Immigration Bay (Immigration Nation, 2018, iCivics) 10 The Planets (Adellia) (RoboSellers, 2018, Junior Achievement) 11 Sunflower (Reach for the Sun, 2013, Filament Games) 12 Sound The Alarm (Disaster Detector, 2015, Smithsonian) 13 AQ-013 (Aquation, 2017, Smithsonian) 14 Bonus (Germany) (Take Off, 2015, EkStep) 15 The Fuzzy Chronicles (Motion Force, 2013, Filament Games) 16 Sonar (Wavequest, 2014, ARiA Acoustics) 17 Bobble & Bobble (Do I Have A Right, 2017, iCivics) 18 Nuclear Sword (Epic Orphan, 2016, Games for Change) 19 Forest / Caves / Water (Morphy, 2015, Smithsonian) 20 Flappy Bee (2014, Filament Games) Credits: Josh Bartels (composition, arrangement, mastering, modeling) Madeline Folz (album design and creative direction) James LaPierre (operations and oversight) Brandon Pittser (snacks, photography) Special thanks: Filament Games MIT iCivics.org Junior Achievement The Smithsonian Science Education Center EkStep ARiA The Games for Change Festival
Welcome to the Filament Games Mixtape (Vol.1)! Note: While we were sadly only kidding about the limited-edition vinyl, the mixtape is in fact real and available right here, right now, for FREE! Composed and arranged by Josh Bartels, the Filament Mixtape is packed with some of the hottest tracks in learning game history. Smash that play button to hear timeless classics like the “Filament Overture,” “The Museum” from Filament’s own Fossil Forensics and “Immigration Bay” from iCivics.org’s Immigration Nation. Each song on the Filament Games mixtape is an original composition, made for either our internal games or the games of our esteemed clients. Josh was also good enough to take a break from his busy rockstar touring schedule to sit down with us and chat about how the mixtape came together - check out that interview here: [blog] Tracklist: 1 Filament Overture (2019, Filament Games) 2 The Museum (Fossil Forensics, 2014, Filament Games) 3 Echo-219 (Prisoner of Echo, 2012, Filament Games) 4 Definitely Human (Body Command, 2012, Filament Games) 5 Uncharted (The Radix Endeavor, 2012, MIT) 6 The Yard (Backyard Engineers, 2015, Filament Games) 7 End Credits (Cell Command, 2011, Filament Games) 8 Shop Rag (Maple Leaf Rag) (Crazy Plant Shop, 2011, Filament Games) 9 Immigration Bay (Immigration Nation, 2018, iCivics) 10 The Planets (Adellia) (RoboSellers, 2018, Junior Achievement) 11 Sunflower (Reach for the Sun, 2013, Filament Games) 12 Sound The Alarm (Disaster Detector, 2015, Smithsonian) 13 AQ-013 (Aquation, 2017, Smithsonian) 14 Bonus (Germany) (Take Off, 2015, EkStep) 15 The Fuzzy Chronicles (Motion Force, 2013, Filament Games) 16 Sonar (Wavequest, 2014, ARiA Acoustics) 17 Bobble & Bobble (Do I Have A Right, 2017, iCivics) 18 Nuclear Sword (Epic Orphan, 2016, Games for Change) 19 Forest / Caves / Water (Morphy, 2015, Smithsonian) 20 Flappy Bee (2014, Filament Games) Credits: Josh Bartels (composition, arrangement, mastering, modeling) Madeline Folz (album design and creative direction) James LaPierre (operations and oversight) Brandon Pittser (snacks, photography) Special thanks: Filament Games MIT iCivics.org Junior Achievement The Smithsonian Science Education Center EkStep ARiA The Games for Change Festival
Welcome to the Filament Games Mixtape (Vol.1)! Note: While we were sadly only kidding about the limited-edition vinyl, the mixtape is in fact real and available right here, right now, for FREE! Composed and arranged by Josh Bartels, the Filament Mixtape is packed with some of the hottest tracks in learning game history. Smash that play button to hear timeless classics like the “Filament Overture,” “The Museum” from Filament’s own Fossil Forensics and “Immigration Bay” from iCivics.org’s Immigration Nation. Each song on the Filament Games mixtape is an original composition, made for either our internal games or the games of our esteemed clients. Josh was also good enough to take a break from his busy rockstar touring schedule to sit down with us and chat about how the mixtape came together - check out that interview here: [blog] Tracklist: 1 Filament Overture (2019, Filament Games) 2 The Museum (Fossil Forensics, 2014, Filament Games) 3 Echo-219 (Prisoner of Echo, 2012, Filament Games) 4 Definitely Human (Body Command, 2012, Filament Games) 5 Uncharted (The Radix Endeavor, 2012, MIT) 6 The Yard (Backyard Engineers, 2015, Filament Games) 7 End Credits (Cell Command, 2011, Filament Games) 8 Shop Rag (Maple Leaf Rag) (Crazy Plant Shop, 2011, Filament Games) 9 Immigration Bay (Immigration Nation, 2018, iCivics) 10 The Planets (Adellia) (RoboSellers, 2018, Junior Achievement) 11 Sunflower (Reach for the Sun, 2013, Filament Games) 12 Sound The Alarm (Disaster Detector, 2015, Smithsonian) 13 AQ-013 (Aquation, 2017, Smithsonian) 14 Bonus (Germany) (Take Off, 2015, EkStep) 15 The Fuzzy Chronicles (Motion Force, 2013, Filament Games) 16 Sonar (Wavequest, 2014, ARiA Acoustics) 17 Bobble & Bobble (Do I Have A Right, 2017, iCivics) 18 Nuclear Sword (Epic Orphan, 2016, Games for Change) 19 Forest / Caves / Water (Morphy, 2015, Smithsonian) 20 Flappy Bee (2014, Filament Games) Credits: Josh Bartels (composition, arrangement, mastering, modeling) Madeline Folz (album design and creative direction) James LaPierre (operations and oversight) Brandon Pittser (snacks, photography) Special thanks: Filament Games MIT iCivics.org Junior Achievement The Smithsonian Science Education Center EkStep ARiA The Games for Change Festival
Welcome to the Filament Games Mixtape (Vol.1)! Note: While we were sadly only kidding about the limited-edition vinyl, the mixtape is in fact real and available right here, right now, for FREE! Composed and arranged by Josh Bartels, the Filament Mixtape is packed with some of the hottest tracks in learning game history. Smash that play button to hear timeless classics like the “Filament Overture,” “The Museum” from Filament’s own Fossil Forensics and “Immigration Bay” from iCivics.org’s Immigration Nation. Each song on the Filament Games mixtape is an original composition, made for either our internal games or the games of our esteemed clients. Josh was also good enough to take a break from his busy rockstar touring schedule to sit down with us and chat about how the mixtape came together - check out that interview here: [blog] Tracklist: 1 Filament Overture (2019, Filament Games) 2 The Museum (Fossil Forensics, 2014, Filament Games) 3 Echo-219 (Prisoner of Echo, 2012, Filament Games) 4 Definitely Human (Body Command, 2012, Filament Games) 5 Uncharted (The Radix Endeavor, 2012, MIT) 6 The Yard (Backyard Engineers, 2015, Filament Games) 7 End Credits (Cell Command, 2011, Filament Games) 8 Shop Rag (Maple Leaf Rag) (Crazy Plant Shop, 2011, Filament Games) 9 Immigration Bay (Immigration Nation, 2018, iCivics) 10 The Planets (Adellia) (RoboSellers, 2018, Junior Achievement) 11 Sunflower (Reach for the Sun, 2013, Filament Games) 12 Sound The Alarm (Disaster Detector, 2015, Smithsonian) 13 AQ-013 (Aquation, 2017, Smithsonian) 14 Bonus (Germany) (Take Off, 2015, EkStep) 15 The Fuzzy Chronicles (Motion Force, 2013, Filament Games) 16 Sonar (Wavequest, 2014, ARiA Acoustics) 17 Bobble & Bobble (Do I Have A Right, 2017, iCivics) 18 Nuclear Sword (Epic Orphan, 2016, Games for Change) 19 Forest / Caves / Water (Morphy, 2015, Smithsonian) 20 Flappy Bee (2014, Filament Games) Credits: Josh Bartels (composition, arrangement, mastering, modeling) Madeline Folz (album design and creative direction) James LaPierre (operations and oversight) Brandon Pittser (snacks, photography) Special thanks: Filament Games MIT iCivics.org Junior Achievement The Smithsonian Science Education Center EkStep ARiA The Games for Change Festival
Welcome to the Filament Games Mixtape (Vol.1)! Note: While we were sadly only kidding about the limited-edition vinyl, the mixtape is in fact real and available right here, right now, for FREE! Composed and arranged by Josh Bartels, the Filament Mixtape is packed with some of the hottest tracks in learning game history. Smash that play button to hear timeless classics like the “Filament Overture,” “The Museum” from Filament’s own Fossil Forensics and “Immigration Bay” from iCivics.org’s Immigration Nation. Each song on the Filament Games mixtape is an original composition, made for either our internal games or the games of our esteemed clients. Josh was also good enough to take a break from his busy rockstar touring schedule to sit down with us and chat about how the mixtape came together - check out that interview here: [blog] Tracklist: 1 Filament Overture (2019, Filament Games) 2 The Museum (Fossil Forensics, 2014, Filament Games) 3 Echo-219 (Prisoner of Echo, 2012, Filament Games) 4 Definitely Human (Body Command, 2012, Filament Games) 5 Uncharted (The Radix Endeavor, 2012, MIT) 6 The Yard (Backyard Engineers, 2015, Filament Games) 7 End Credits (Cell Command, 2011, Filament Games) 8 Shop Rag (Maple Leaf Rag) (Crazy Plant Shop, 2011, Filament Games) 9 Immigration Bay (Immigration Nation, 2018, iCivics) 10 The Planets (Adellia) (RoboSellers, 2018, Junior Achievement) 11 Sunflower (Reach for the Sun, 2013, Filament Games) 12 Sound The Alarm (Disaster Detector, 2015, Smithsonian) 13 AQ-013 (Aquation, 2017, Smithsonian) 14 Bonus (Germany) (Take Off, 2015, EkStep) 15 The Fuzzy Chronicles (Motion Force, 2013, Filament Games) 16 Sonar (Wavequest, 2014, ARiA Acoustics) 17 Bobble & Bobble (Do I Have A Right, 2017, iCivics) 18 Nuclear Sword (Epic Orphan, 2016, Games for Change) 19 Forest / Caves / Water (Morphy, 2015, Smithsonian) 20 Flappy Bee (2014, Filament Games) Credits: Josh Bartels (composition, arrangement, mastering, modeling) Madeline Folz (album design and creative direction) James LaPierre (operations and oversight) Brandon Pittser (snacks, photography) Special thanks: Filament Games MIT iCivics.org Junior Achievement The Smithsonian Science Education Center EkStep ARiA The Games for Change Festival
Welcome to the Filament Games Mixtape (Vol.1)! Note: While we were sadly only kidding about the limited-edition vinyl, the mixtape is in fact real and available right here, right now, for FREE! Composed and arranged by Josh Bartels, the Filament Mixtape is packed with some of the hottest tracks in learning game history. Smash that play button to hear timeless classics like the “Filament Overture,” “The Museum” from Filament’s own Fossil Forensics and “Immigration Bay” from iCivics.org’s Immigration Nation. Each song on the Filament Games mixtape is an original composition, made for either our internal games or the games of our esteemed clients. Josh was also good enough to take a break from his busy rockstar touring schedule to sit down with us and chat about how the mixtape came together - check out that interview here: [blog] Tracklist: 1 Filament Overture (2019, Filament Games) 2 The Museum (Fossil Forensics, 2014, Filament Games) 3 Echo-219 (Prisoner of Echo, 2012, Filament Games) 4 Definitely Human (Body Command, 2012, Filament Games) 5 Uncharted (The Radix Endeavor, 2012, MIT) 6 The Yard (Backyard Engineers, 2015, Filament Games) 7 End Credits (Cell Command, 2011, Filament Games) 8 Shop Rag (Maple Leaf Rag) (Crazy Plant Shop, 2011, Filament Games) 9 Immigration Bay (Immigration Nation, 2018, iCivics) 10 The Planets (Adellia) (RoboSellers, 2018, Junior Achievement) 11 Sunflower (Reach for the Sun, 2013, Filament Games) 12 Sound The Alarm (Disaster Detector, 2015, Smithsonian) 13 AQ-013 (Aquation, 2017, Smithsonian) 14 Bonus (Germany) (Take Off, 2015, EkStep) 15 The Fuzzy Chronicles (Motion Force, 2013, Filament Games) 16 Sonar (Wavequest, 2014, ARiA Acoustics) 17 Bobble & Bobble (Do I Have A Right, 2017, iCivics) 18 Nuclear Sword (Epic Orphan, 2016, Games for Change) 19 Forest / Caves / Water (Morphy, 2015, Smithsonian) 20 Flappy Bee (2014, Filament Games) Credits: Josh Bartels (composition, arrangement, mastering, modeling) Madeline Folz (album design and creative direction) James LaPierre (operations and oversight) Brandon Pittser (snacks, photography) Special thanks: Filament Games MIT iCivics.org Junior Achievement The Smithsonian Science Education Center EkStep ARiA The Games for Change Festival
Welcome to the Filament Games Mixtape (Vol.1)! Note: While we were sadly only kidding about the limited-edition vinyl, the mixtape is in fact real and available right here, right now, for FREE! Composed and arranged by Josh Bartels, the Filament Mixtape is packed with some of the hottest tracks in learning game history. Smash that play button to hear timeless classics like the “Filament Overture,” “The Museum” from Filament’s own Fossil Forensics and “Immigration Bay” from iCivics.org’s Immigration Nation. Each song on the Filament Games mixtape is an original composition, made for either our internal games or the games of our esteemed clients. Josh was also good enough to take a break from his busy rockstar touring schedule to sit down with us and chat about how the mixtape came together - check out that interview here: [blog] Tracklist: 1 Filament Overture (2019, Filament Games) 2 The Museum (Fossil Forensics, 2014, Filament Games) 3 Echo-219 (Prisoner of Echo, 2012, Filament Games) 4 Definitely Human (Body Command, 2012, Filament Games) 5 Uncharted (The Radix Endeavor, 2012, MIT) 6 The Yard (Backyard Engineers, 2015, Filament Games) 7 End Credits (Cell Command, 2011, Filament Games) 8 Shop Rag (Maple Leaf Rag) (Crazy Plant Shop, 2011, Filament Games) 9 Immigration Bay (Immigration Nation, 2018, iCivics) 10 The Planets (Adellia) (RoboSellers, 2018, Junior Achievement) 11 Sunflower (Reach for the Sun, 2013, Filament Games) 12 Sound The Alarm (Disaster Detector, 2015, Smithsonian) 13 AQ-013 (Aquation, 2017, Smithsonian) 14 Bonus (Germany) (Take Off, 2015, EkStep) 15 The Fuzzy Chronicles (Motion Force, 2013, Filament Games) 16 Sonar (Wavequest, 2014, ARiA Acoustics) 17 Bobble & Bobble (Do I Have A Right, 2017, iCivics) 18 Nuclear Sword (Epic Orphan, 2016, Games for Change) 19 Forest / Caves / Water (Morphy, 2015, Smithsonian) 20 Flappy Bee (2014, Filament Games) Credits: Josh Bartels (composition, arrangement, mastering, modeling) Madeline Folz (album design and creative direction) James LaPierre (operations and oversight) Brandon Pittser (snacks, photography) Special thanks: Filament Games MIT iCivics.org Junior Achievement The Smithsonian Science Education Center EkStep ARiA The Games for Change Festival
Welcome to the Filament Games Mixtape (Vol.1)! Note: While we were sadly only kidding about the limited-edition vinyl, the mixtape is in fact real and available right here, right now, for FREE! Composed and arranged by Josh Bartels, the Filament Mixtape is packed with some of the hottest tracks in learning game history. Smash that play button to hear timeless classics like the “Filament Overture,” “The Museum” from Filament’s own Fossil Forensics and “Immigration Bay” from iCivics.org’s Immigration Nation. Each song on the Filament Games mixtape is an original composition, made for either our internal games or the games of our esteemed clients. Josh was also good enough to take a break from his busy rockstar touring schedule to sit down with us and chat about how the mixtape came together - check out that interview here: [blog] Tracklist: 1 Filament Overture (2019, Filament Games) 2 The Museum (Fossil Forensics, 2014, Filament Games) 3 Echo-219 (Prisoner of Echo, 2012, Filament Games) 4 Definitely Human (Body Command, 2012, Filament Games) 5 Uncharted (The Radix Endeavor, 2012, MIT) 6 The Yard (Backyard Engineers, 2015, Filament Games) 7 End Credits (Cell Command, 2011, Filament Games) 8 Shop Rag (Maple Leaf Rag) (Crazy Plant Shop, 2011, Filament Games) 9 Immigration Bay (Immigration Nation, 2018, iCivics) 10 The Planets (Adellia) (RoboSellers, 2018, Junior Achievement) 11 Sunflower (Reach for the Sun, 2013, Filament Games) 12 Sound The Alarm (Disaster Detector, 2015, Smithsonian) 13 AQ-013 (Aquation, 2017, Smithsonian) 14 Bonus (Germany) (Take Off, 2015, EkStep) 15 The Fuzzy Chronicles (Motion Force, 2013, Filament Games) 16 Sonar (Wavequest, 2014, ARiA Acoustics) 17 Bobble & Bobble (Do I Have A Right, 2017, iCivics) 18 Nuclear Sword (Epic Orphan, 2016, Games for Change) 19 Forest / Caves / Water (Morphy, 2015, Smithsonian) 20 Flappy Bee (2014, Filament Games) Credits: Josh Bartels (composition, arrangement, mastering, modeling) Madeline Folz (album design and creative direction) James LaPierre (operations and oversight) Brandon Pittser (snacks, photography) Special thanks: Filament Games MIT iCivics.org Junior Achievement The Smithsonian Science Education Center EkStep ARiA The Games for Change Festival
Welcome to the Filament Games Mixtape (Vol.1)! Note: While we were sadly only kidding about the limited-edition vinyl, the mixtape is in fact real and available right here, right now, for FREE! Composed and arranged by Josh Bartels, the Filament Mixtape is packed with some of the hottest tracks in learning game history. Smash that play button to hear timeless classics like the “Filament Overture,” “The Museum” from Filament’s own Fossil Forensics and “Immigration Bay” from iCivics.org’s Immigration Nation. Each song on the Filament Games mixtape is an original composition, made for either our internal games or the games of our esteemed clients. Josh was also good enough to take a break from his busy rockstar touring schedule to sit down with us and chat about how the mixtape came together - check out that interview here: [blog] Tracklist: 1 Filament Overture (2019, Filament Games) 2 The Museum (Fossil Forensics, 2014, Filament Games) 3 Echo-219 (Prisoner of Echo, 2012, Filament Games) 4 Definitely Human (Body Command, 2012, Filament Games) 5 Uncharted (The Radix Endeavor, 2012, MIT) 6 The Yard (Backyard Engineers, 2015, Filament Games) 7 End Credits (Cell Command, 2011, Filament Games) 8 Shop Rag (Maple Leaf Rag) (Crazy Plant Shop, 2011, Filament Games) 9 Immigration Bay (Immigration Nation, 2018, iCivics) 10 The Planets (Adellia) (RoboSellers, 2018, Junior Achievement) 11 Sunflower (Reach for the Sun, 2013, Filament Games) 12 Sound The Alarm (Disaster Detector, 2015, Smithsonian) 13 AQ-013 (Aquation, 2017, Smithsonian) 14 Bonus (Germany) (Take Off, 2015, EkStep) 15 The Fuzzy Chronicles (Motion Force, 2013, Filament Games) 16 Sonar (Wavequest, 2014, ARiA Acoustics) 17 Bobble & Bobble (Do I Have A Right, 2017, iCivics) 18 Nuclear Sword (Epic Orphan, 2016, Games for Change) 19 Forest / Caves / Water (Morphy, 2015, Smithsonian) 20 Flappy Bee (2014, Filament Games) Credits: Josh Bartels (composition, arrangement, mastering, modeling) Madeline Folz (album design and creative direction) James LaPierre (operations and oversight) Brandon Pittser (snacks, photography) Special thanks: Filament Games MIT iCivics.org Junior Achievement The Smithsonian Science Education Center EkStep ARiA The Games for Change Festival
Welcome to the Filament Games Mixtape (Vol.1)! Note: While we were sadly only kidding about the limited-edition vinyl, the mixtape is in fact real and available right here, right now, for FREE! Composed and arranged by Josh Bartels, the Filament Mixtape is packed with some of the hottest tracks in learning game history. Smash that play button to hear timeless classics like the “Filament Overture,” “The Museum” from Filament’s own Fossil Forensics and “Immigration Bay” from iCivics.org’s Immigration Nation. Each song on the Filament Games mixtape is an original composition, made for either our internal games or the games of our esteemed clients. Josh was also good enough to take a break from his busy rockstar touring schedule to sit down with us and chat about how the mixtape came together - check out that interview here: [blog] Tracklist: 1 Filament Overture (2019, Filament Games) 2 The Museum (Fossil Forensics, 2014, Filament Games) 3 Echo-219 (Prisoner of Echo, 2012, Filament Games) 4 Definitely Human (Body Command, 2012, Filament Games) 5 Uncharted (The Radix Endeavor, 2012, MIT) 6 The Yard (Backyard Engineers, 2015, Filament Games) 7 End Credits (Cell Command, 2011, Filament Games) 8 Shop Rag (Maple Leaf Rag) (Crazy Plant Shop, 2011, Filament Games) 9 Immigration Bay (Immigration Nation, 2018, iCivics) 10 The Planets (Adellia) (RoboSellers, 2018, Junior Achievement) 11 Sunflower (Reach for the Sun, 2013, Filament Games) 12 Sound The Alarm (Disaster Detector, 2015, Smithsonian) 13 AQ-013 (Aquation, 2017, Smithsonian) 14 Bonus (Germany) (Take Off, 2015, EkStep) 15 The Fuzzy Chronicles (Motion Force, 2013, Filament Games) 16 Sonar (Wavequest, 2014, ARiA Acoustics) 17 Bobble & Bobble (Do I Have A Right, 2017, iCivics) 18 Nuclear Sword (Epic Orphan, 2016, Games for Change) 19 Forest / Caves / Water (Morphy, 2015, Smithsonian) 20 Flappy Bee (2014, Filament Games) Credits: Josh Bartels (composition, arrangement, mastering, modeling) Madeline Folz (album design and creative direction) James LaPierre (operations and oversight) Brandon Pittser (snacks, photography) Special thanks: Filament Games MIT iCivics.org Junior Achievement The Smithsonian Science Education Center EkStep ARiA The Games for Change Festival
Wednesday, October 3, 2018 Episode 48 Welcome to The Board Game Workshop. BostonFIG bostonfig.com twitter.com/bostonfig Tim Blank twitter.com/timmakesgames Gladius twitter.com/gladiuscardgame facebook.com/gladiuscardgame instagram.com/gladiuscardgame That's Wizard facebook.com/thatswizard twitter.com/manaworksgames Slap Down wildeastgames.com Quick Fight quickfightgame.com corporateraidersgame.com Game Makers' Guild gamemakersguild.com twitter.com/gmg_boston Naked Truth playnakedtruth.com Hibernation piedraven.com twitter.com/piedravengames Born to Serve borntoservegame.com twitter.com/shootagaingames facebook.com/shootagaingames Frontiers of Sol twitter.com/frontiersofsol facebook.com/frontiersofsol A Mile In My Shoes arundeldesign.com facebook.com/arundeldesigncreates twitter.com/ArundelainDumar Continental Drift resonym.com twitter.com/resonym Lost & Found lostandfoundthegame.com Owen Gottlieb, Ph.D. is Assistant Professor of Interactive Games and Media at the Rochester Institute of Technology. He is the director and lead research faculty of the Initiative in Religion, Culture, and Policy at the RIT MAGIC Center, a research lab and game studio. Gottlieb's research and publishing traverses game and simulation design, religious studies, film and media studies, learning sciences, cultural anthropology, and communications. His augmented reality mobile game, Jewish Time Jump: New York was nominated for Most Innovative Game at the Games for Change Festival in 2013. His team's new game series, Lost & Found (www.lostandfoundthegame.com) has been featured in the Smithsonian American Art Museum's 2018 SAAM Arcade and the Boston Festival of Independent Games. Gottlieb founded ConverJent: Jewish Games for Learning in New York in 2010. He has written screen and teleplays for Universal and Paramount. He has worked as a software project manager and business strategist, taught dance to teens in the Negev desert, and spent twelve years as a director's liaison at the Telluride Film Festival. His newest research team is focused on interactive media and healing. Chris Anderson https://twitter.com/BlueCubeBGs www.BlueCubeBoardGames.com https://www.facebook.com/BlueCubeBoardGames/ Patreon Supporters Inventors Chris Turner Allen D Eckert Tinkerers Benjamin Begeal Chris Backe Grävling Mats Jengard theTrueMikeBrown The Board Game Worksop is the official podcast of The Indie Game Report https://www.theindiegamereport.com Music "Bit Shift" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Contact the Show theboardgameworkshop@gmail.com theboardgameworkshop.com https://twitter.com/TheBGWorkshop https://www.facebook.com/TheBoardGameWorkshop/ https://www.patreon.com/TheBoardGameWorkshop
Wednesday, October 3, 2018 Episode 48 Welcome to The Board Game Workshop. BostonFIG bostonfig.com twitter.com/bostonfig Tim Blank twitter.com/timmakesgames Gladius twitter.com/gladiuscardgame facebook.com/gladiuscardgame instagram.com/gladiuscardgame That's Wizard facebook.com/thatswizard twitter.com/manaworksgames Slap Down wildeastgames.com Quick Fight quickfightgame.com corporateraidersgame.com Game Makers' Guild gamemakersguild.com twitter.com/gmg_boston Naked Truth playnakedtruth.com Hibernation piedraven.com twitter.com/piedravengames Born to Serve borntoservegame.com twitter.com/shootagaingames facebook.com/shootagaingames Frontiers of Sol twitter.com/frontiersofsol facebook.com/frontiersofsol A Mile In My Shoes arundeldesign.com facebook.com/arundeldesigncreates twitter.com/ArundelainDumar Continental Drift resonym.com twitter.com/resonym Lost & Found lostandfoundthegame.com Owen Gottlieb, Ph.D. is Assistant Professor of Interactive Games and Media at the Rochester Institute of Technology. He is the director and lead research faculty of the Initiative in Religion, Culture, and Policy at the RIT MAGIC Center, a research lab and game studio. Gottlieb's research and publishing traverses game and simulation design, religious studies, film and media studies, learning sciences, cultural anthropology, and communications. His augmented reality mobile game, Jewish Time Jump: New York was nominated for Most Innovative Game at the Games for Change Festival in 2013. His team's new game series, Lost & Found (www.lostandfoundthegame.com) has been featured in the Smithsonian American Art Museum's 2018 SAAM Arcade and the Boston Festival of Independent Games. Gottlieb founded ConverJent: Jewish Games for Learning in New York in 2010. He has written screen and teleplays for Universal and Paramount. He has worked as a software project manager and business strategist, taught dance to teens in the Negev desert, and spent twelve years as a director's liaison at the Telluride Film Festival. His newest research team is focused on interactive media and healing. Chris Anderson https://twitter.com/BlueCubeBGs www.BlueCubeBoardGames.com https://www.facebook.com/BlueCubeBoardGames/ Patreon Supporters Inventors Chris Turner Allen D Eckert Tinkerers Benjamin Begeal Chris Backe Grävling Mats Jengard theTrueMikeBrown The Board Game Worksop is the official podcast of The Indie Game Report https://www.theindiegamereport.com Music "Bit Shift" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Contact the Show theboardgameworkshop@gmail.com theboardgameworkshop.com https://twitter.com/TheBGWorkshop https://www.facebook.com/TheBoardGameWorkshop/ https://www.patreon.com/TheBoardGameWorkshop
Ridhima Hegde https://www.ridhima.love/ is an artist, photographer, singer/songwriter, and is the main organizer for a festival called Inspire Change https://www.inspirechangefestival.org/ Inspire Change is a Conscious Arts Festival Creating A Better World
Hosts David & Joe chat with Jennifer Javornik from Filament Games, an award-winning developer of digital learning games and learning game solutions. Recorded at the Games for Change Festival in NYC. We chat with Jennifer about the future of videos games, stumble into developing a Black Mirror episode, and take a sidetrack to discuss Three's Company. Twitter: https://twitter.com/FilamentGames Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/filamentgames/ https://www.filamentgames.com/ FUNNY AS TECH A tech ethicist (David Ryan Polgar) and UCB comedian (Joe Leonardo) tackle the thorniest issues in tech with the help of experts. Diving headfirst into the complicated feelings around our tech use, Funny as Tech aims to be an informative, entertaining, and accessible discussion around emerging tech and ethics. Our relationship with tech is messy...let's discuss! Funny as Tech is weekly podcast and bi-monthly live show in NYC. The next live show is on July 11th (How Human Should Our AI Assistants Be?! with CNET's Bridget Carey, The Verge's Natt Garun, and Quartz Bot Studio's John Keefe). Funny as Tech also performs on the road with conferences and special events. Have a question? Info@FunnyAsTech.com FUNNY AS TECH FunnyAsTech.com Twitter: twitter.com/FunnyAsTech Instagram: www.instagram.com/FunnyAsTech/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/FunnyAsTech/ Soundcloud: @user-328735920 iTunes: apple.co/2mAxIAV Google Play: bit.ly/2C7afyg Sign up for our monthly mailing list to take part in this evolving discussion around thorny tech issues!: eepurl.com/dgokyz YOUR HOSTS: David Ryan Polgar & Joe Leonardo: twitter.com/TechEthicist twitter.com/ImJoeLeonardo www.instagram.com/techethicist/ www.instagram.com/imjoeleonardo/ NEW EPISODES EVERY MONDAY
Matt talks with Asi Burak, CEO of Power Play NYC, about the growing popularity of e-sports over traditional sports among millennials and women; Asi's role as the producer for the largest industry-facing gaming festival in NYC, the Games for Change Festival and how games impact education, healthcare, research, civics, and social issues; and new research on neurogaming and the ways in which it can improve health, fitness and cognitive skills.
Executivos da Electronic Arts e da Take-Two criticam medidas do governo Trump como prejudiciais ao desenvolvimento do mercado de jogos em painel no Games for Change Festival 2017. Gamepad: https://www.gamepad.com.br Patreon: https://patreon.com/gamepad Oferecimento: https://pad.vg/gmg Gamepad no YouTube: https://youtube.com/Gamepad Gamepad no SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/PortalGamepad Gamepad no FB: https://facebook.com/PortalGamepad Gamepad no Twitter: https://twitter.com/PortalGamepad Gamepad no Instagram: https://instagram.com/PortalGamepad Gamepad […]
We interview Asi Burak, author of Power Play: How Video Games Can Save the World and we investigate what is behind this bold claim. Asi serves as the Chairman of Games for Change (G4C), an influential organization with the mission to celebrate the positive power of digital games. G4C produces the Annual Games for Change Festival in New York City, now part of the Tribeca Film Festival. He is often interviewed by international media, and has been invited to speak at conferences and institutions including TED Talks, Harvard Kennedy School, the Clinton Global Initiative, Sundance, the Skoll World Forum, CES, SXSW, and the US Army War College.
Rabbi Gottlieb discusses contemporary technologies for the transformation and extension of pathways for Jewish learning. Rabbi Owen Gottlieb, Ph.D., is Assistant Professor of Interactive Games and Media at the Rochester Institute of Technology. He is the founder and lead researcher of the Initiative in Religion, Culture, and Policy at the RIT MAGIC Center, the Institute’s state of the art research laboratory and game studio. In 2010, Rabbi Gottlieb founded ConverJent: Jewish Games for Learning. Gottlieb’s mobile augmented reality game Jewish Time Jump: New York was nominated for Most Innovative Game by the 10th Annual Games for Change Festival in 2013. Current projects include a strategy card-to-mobile game to teach medieval religious legal codes, beginning with Maimonides Mishneh Torah. The digital prototype of the game is funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities. Rabbi Gottlieb and William Braniff (University of Maryland) also recently presented on Video Games and Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) at the Games + Higher Education + National Impact conference in Washington D.C. Rabbi Gottlieb’s interdisciplinary work spans cultural anthropology, games for learning, media and game studies, history and religious education, and the learning sciences. He holds an A.B. From Dartmouth College, M.As from USC School of Cinematic Arts, and HUC-JIR (where he was ordained in 2010), and a Ph.D. in Education and Jewish Studies from NYU. Rabbi Gottlieb is a member of the CCAR, the International Game Developers Association, and the Writers Guild of America, West.
The latest science suggests that it is too late to prevent human-induced climate change. Technological optimists are now turning their minds to mitigation through techniques of geo-engineering, like giant space mirrors or seeding the oceans with iron to prompt carbon-absorbing algal blooms. But projects to alter the entire planet will expose all life to massive risk. So, why not address the source of the problem and engineer humans to reduce our environmental impact and adapt? Genetic engineering could make us smaller or reduce our appetite for meat. Doses of Oxytocin could make us more sympathetic and cooperative. Such possibilities are criticised as extreme, but are they any more so than re-engineering the planet? S. Matthew Liao is a professor of philosophy at New York Universtiy.
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