Gaming Lives in the Twenty-First Century

This volume examines the claim that computer games can provide better literacy and learning environments than schools. Using case-studies in the US at the beginning of the twenty-first century and the words and observations of individual gamers, the book offers historical and cultural analyses of their literacy development, practices and values.

Gaming Lives in the Twenty-First Century features in the following genres: Cognition and cognitive psychology, Educational psychology, Education, Sociology, Media studies

Gaming Lives in the Twenty-First Century is available in Paperback

Gaming Lives in the Twenty-First Century was written by Kenneth A Loparo and published by Palgrave Macmillan an imprint of Palgrave USA

Gaming Lives in the Twenty-First Century has 273 pages

£59.39