Video Games and Human Values Initiative

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At 9:16am on October 24, 2008, Michael Young said…
I'll be scouring your online musings for fodder for your introduction... but, evil genius that I am, I cannot let this opportunity pass without asking others if they have tidbits I could work in.
At 11:05pm on November 17, 2008, Matthew Teutsch said…
I don't know if you're a Kids in The Hall fan, but this is pretty funny. It's Scott playing Portal.
At 5:00pm on December 31, 2008, Jan Vita said…
Yes, I've been trying to log in an have been unsuccessful for some reason. I left a voice mail message and also emailed the UConn people. I hope someone can help me soon. I'm anxious to get started. Thanks!
Jan
At 12:06am on September 11, 2009, Jane McGonigal said…
Likewise! I am discussing your epic poetry Halo work in my book!
At 10:24am on October 23, 2009, Shane Hinton said…
Was a great time last night, for sure! I'm looking forward to some more sessions in the future. :)
At 8:29pm on November 10, 2009, Norma Bouchard said…
Dear Roger,
I was looking around your ning and wikki (as well as watching your video on u-tibe and reading the description of the initiative). Looks very impressive! Bravo!!
Norma
At 8:30pm on November 10, 2009, Norma Bouchard gave Roger Travis a gift
At 7:15pm on November 19, 2009, Greg Samders said…
Thanks for the welcome. I first heard about VGHVI on the brainy gamer podcast and so when I. Saw a link I thought i'd sign up.
At 9:04pm on December 23, 2009, Shane Hinton said…
So we could really use a database of member screen names/ usernames / characters / servers / etc. Speaking of which.... what's your Steam ID?
At 7:32pm on February 3, 2010, Mathew Fernandes said…
Thank you very much. Mind you, I have no real idea what this whole thing is about. But I hopefully plan to contribute something, even though I don't have a great deal of educational experience (I'm still in high school).
At 10:15am on February 4, 2010, Gene Koo said…
Hi Roger, I'm sure we crossed paths in Cambridge, where I worked at the Berkman Center as a Fellow but hung around quite a bit at MIT-Singapore GAMBIT. My profile in the game world has dropped considerably since I left for DC in May, but I'm still deeply interested in the intersection of video games and moral learning / civic engagement. I left behind a MacArthur-funded DML project that I hope is doing well, and I've a chapter on games and moral learning coming out soon.

Thanks for the warm welcome, and I hope to be a productive member of this community!
At 10:00am on February 9, 2010, Richard Huskey said…
Thanks for the welcome. A friend passed me a link to this place. Enjoying the ideas.
At 1:45am on March 6, 2010, Erin Watters said…
Thank you for creating this website and finally giving well needed attention to the positive connection between gaming and education.

I am currently working on developing a course (grad study work) where German proficiency is increased in a live interactive roleplaying environment using Alexander von Humboldt's journey to the New World as the foundation for the game. I feel exceedingly lucky to have found your work and research!
At 8:33pm on March 7, 2010, Karla Carter said…
Thanks for the welcome, Roger! While I'm apparently missing that vital gaming gene common to so many of my fellow Information Technology faculty members, I am interested in the ethics of it all and how gaming technology impacts society and I'm intrigued at the possibilities of gaming for educational purposes.
At 10:46pm on April 26, 2010, Dillon Mumma said…
Of course! I'm honored to be included in the Xbox Community Playdate you have organized for next month. I thought it would be only appropriate to hop on over from the SG mother-site and join up. I look forward to interacting in discussion here.
At 4:52pm on May 21, 2010, Hadassah Lynn Foster said…
Thanks for having me - this looks like a very interesting community. Hi!
At 6:24pm on May 22, 2010, Ryan O'Laughlin said…
Tin,
I know I'm insanely late to the party, but better late than never. Look forward to getting involved!
At 10:53am on May 27, 2010, Norma Jost said…
Hi Roger!
I am interested in exciting, fun, cognitive games that REALLY align to state mathematics standards without the students knowing. I'm so busy - new superintendent, efficiency study cuts, budget issues - but really want to connect with folks on this.
Three things to share:
1) Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) Changing the Game work:

2) Video games and Tournaments with Tabula Digita Dimension M:

3) Plutopia and a show next year called the 'Future of Play' that will connect to education:

Thanks!
At 10:55am on May 27, 2010, Norma Jost said…
At 11:14pm on July 25, 2010, George Blott said…
Thanks for having me! I look forward to getting into the discussion soon :)

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