Super Heroines, Etc. is a nonprofit organization that uses the power of fandom to create an inclusive community that advocates for equity and representation. Our main program is a women and underrepresented genders GM training program.

Episode Summary: In this episode of "Experience Points" Dave Eng interviews Andrew Harris, a game designer, therapist, and educator behind The Guild Chronicles program. Andrew discusses the origins of The Guild Chronicles, a transformative game-based learning program he developed, which combines tabletop RPG elements with therapeutic and educational objectives. The program focuses on fostering...

With small escape room sets, creators must utilize other storytelling techniques. Here are some world class examples and why they work.

Research Guides: Misinformation and Media Literacy: Games

Discover immersive storytelling sessions that boost teamwork, creativity, and leadership—helping your team reset, connect, and excel in a dynamic environment.

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Learn about a prototype for teaching economics to non-economists through practical cases, role-playing, and a serious game dynamic.

Don't use emergency equipment like "Push To Exit" buttons as game mechanics in your escape room. It is not worth the risk.

This year’s theme, “Get a Clue: Exploring the Mystery of Play in Higher Education,” invites faculty and staff to put on their detective hats and join the investigation into how play shapes teaching and learning. Here are a few things to look forward to during this two-day event: Our Head Detective, Dr. Alison James, gets our investigation going with a discussion on what play is and what it can look like in higher education Several other sleuths share their cases