This is Mind Erasure (aka Sherry Jones) here!  Here is my final curated project of every activity I have done in Games MOOC II. This page is created for earning the Networked Educator Badge.

November 24 and 25, 2012 - MINECON! Minecraft and Mojang Conference on Live Stream! Notch will be on live stream. ;)

The Games MOOC Awards! So awesome  :D

Oct 26, 2012 and Nov 15, 2012 - I created this webpage as part of my Oct 26, 2012 Metro State University's Teaching and Learning with Technology Conference Workshop titled: "Gamify the Classroom," and my Nov 15, 2012 webinar presentation for the G.A.M.E. (Gamers Advancing Meaningful Education" webinar series: "It Takes a Guild Episode 4" http://youtu.be/UTva4mpLZBI

"My virtual avatars represent my desire to resist being interpreted as a text for you? Yes, yes they do." (My response to Week 4 Avatar Question)

This is not so much a big "G" game, or a game in any genre, but a game that explains the basic concepts of video games, or how game works. Very very nifty for understanding how rules, motivation, goals, and other basic game mechanics function in a video game.

An Adventure + Platform + Philosophy Game that is good for teaching argumentation (in terms of major and minor claims). Claims all support a main thesis.

An Adventure + Strategy Game that is very easy to play (master it quickly). Good for teaching logic, classification and division writing, existentialism