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Rethinking how we explain the past: History, Simulations and Games
By Filipe Penicheiro, Joaquim Ramos de CarvalhoEducation
Rethinking how we explain the past: History, Simulations and Games episodes
- "Breakfast in Rome dinner in Gaul": Historical understanding, simulations and gamesFilipe Penicheiro, University of Coimbra20 min
- Uncertainty and Suffering: A Comparison of Digital-Ludic and Traditional Historical ReenactmentAdam Chapman, University of Hull, United Kingdom27 min
- Juegos digitales como recurso didáctico para la enseñanza de personajes históricos. El Caso de Miquel CrusafontProf. Ruth Contreras, Universidad de Vic, España30 min
- Cultura Digital, Jogos e História: perspectivas desde o BrasilProf. Lynn Alves , Universidade do Estado da Bahia, Brasil29 min
- Video Games and History: Virtual Engagement with a Digital PastProf. Andrew Elliott, University of Lincoln, United Kingdom24 min
- Games, Simulation and Historical Theory: the not so obvious linkProf. Joaquim Ramos de Carvalho, University of Coimbra40 min
- Opening sessionOpening session with Prof. Joaquim Ramos de Carvalho, Vice-rector International Relations, Prof. Claudia Cavadas, Director of Institute for Interdisciplinary Research and Prof. António Pedro Pita, Coordinator of CEIS2011 min
About Rethinking how we explain the past: History, Simulations and Games
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Rethinking how we explain the past: History, simulation and games” aims to bring together scholars that are researching how simulation and games impact different approaches to history