Monthly Archives: March 2013

In the last few weeks, I have looked at modern media and how it has changed the way that we interact and communicate. However, in the latest article that I read, I realized that I should have been looking at … Continue reading →

Video games aren’t often seen as tools for learning, since as Ian Bogost claims, are mainly associated with “leisure” and “playtime.” However, with the majority of communication occurring through the use of images and videos, it would be narrow minded not to … Continue reading →