[arg_discuss] ARGs in institutions

[mela kocher]

Hi Jeff
As mentioned shortly via twitter, Ken Eklund, PJ Rusnak, Stephen Petrina and me will be conducting a mini-ARG for the Digital Media & Learning Conference in La Jolla next week. We'll be happy to post more information on it when it's over, don't wanna spoil it for possible participants :)
I'm looking forward to seeing your compilation!
Mela



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> Today's Topics:

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>    1. ARGs in institutions (museums,

> universities, schools,    etc)

>       (Jeff Watson)

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> Date: Fri, 12 Feb 2010 08:37:36 -0800

> From: Jeff Watson <remotedevice at gmail.com>

> Subject: [arg_discuss] ARGs in institutions (museums,

> universities,

>     schools,    etc)

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> Hello ARG SIG,

> 

> I'm involved in putting together an ARG for a major

> post-secondary

> institution and wanted to poll the list for examples of

> similar projects

> (and the designers behind them).

> 

> In particular, I'm looking for ARGs or ARG-likes (including

> mobile games,

> passive ambient games, etc) that take place at:

> 

> * museums (e.g. ghosts of a chance, etc)

> * universities (as orientation events or anything else)

> * high schools (incl stuff like quest2learn)

> * libraries

> * educational systems (ie, across an entire school

> district, etc)

> 

> Any help would be appreciated. I'll funnel any new info

> into the ARG SIG's

> "Educators and ARGs" IGDA wiki page...

> 

> Jeff

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