News
Digital Generation Game Design Video
The National Science Foundation (NSF) funded project led by George Mason Univeristy, College of Education and Human Development faculty, Kevin Clark and Kim Sheridan, is featured on the George Lucas Foundation's Edutopia website as part of the Digital Generations Project.
The Future of Education: A Threshold Forum
Kevin Clark, Carl E. Harris, Charles House, Henry Kelly, and Monica Martinez discuss how technology is raising new questions about knowledge, assessment, and the role of educators. View PDF.
Projects
Diverse Educational Media
This project provides access to quality educational products that include: interactive media, books, movies, etc. The products feature or/and are designed for people from diverse ethnic and racial backgrounds.
Defense Acquisition University
The goal of this project is to identify advanced learning technologies and delivery tools that can be used to create new effective and efficient learning and performance products to be offered by DAU to the Acquisition Workforce.
Game Design Through Mentoring and Collaboration
The primary goal of this project is to increase motivation, achievement, and exposure to STEM content of students from urban public schools where the vast majority of students are Black and Hispanic by having them work with scientists and experts to design and build educational games.
Publications
Making Games After School: Participatory Game Design in Non-Formal Learning Environments
Culturally Relevant Technology-Based Learning Environments [Special Issue]
Educational Settings and the Use of Technology to Promote the Multicultural Development of Children
Presentations
Learning in Color: Exploring Diversity in Children's Educational Digital Media
Designing to Win: Video Game Design in Non-Formal Learning Environments
The Forgotten Piece of the "Gaming and Literacy Puzzle": Developing Game Media Literacy Through Game Design and Production [Symposium]
