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tyreek moore

Need to know: violent video games and the U.S. Supreme Court - 0 views

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  • tyreek moore on 05 Nov 10
     
    The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday is hearing a case about violent video games and their potential impact on young people.
Garron Hillaire

The Supreme Court tries to figure out what Madison would have thought about Postal 2. -... - 1 views

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court supreme technology video games violence

shared by Garron Hillaire on 04 Nov 10 - No Cached
  • The state of California is attempting this morning to defend a 2007 law banning the sale or rental of violent video games to anyone under 18
  • Ten minutes into the argument, Morazzini is barely visible beneath all the blood spatter. He's been assailed for the statute's vagueness, its overbreadth, and for the state's failure to show that playing violent video games is any more likely to engender violence in children
  • Garron Hillaire on 04 Nov 10
     
    Video Games, Violence, Ban Question: Is there a coin here? Do educational video games sit on the opposite side of violent video games? If video games are good for instruction then are violent video games also instructing violence? Perhaps existing violent games are not following good educational design and therefore are bad at instructing violence (which is good)?
Cole Shaw

Publishers Double Down - 0 views

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shared by Cole Shaw on 15 Sep 12 - No Cached
  • Cole Shaw on 15 Sep 12
     
    Kind of an emerging use of old-technology, but universities and publishers are fighting over the use of electronic scans / copies of book chapters used for classes. I think ti's interesting how content hasn't necessarily changed at the university level like it has for K-12 (like interactive textbooks instead of decades-old material). Maybe due to specialization at universities? Or just that professors at university are less open to adoption of "new" material?
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