🏞 Playground items by date

Reed, J. (2024). Sitting in the Gamemaster's chair

York, J. (2023). Creating SPACE to play in your classroom (An LLP zine)

deHaan, J. (2023). Methods, materials and mediation for student-centered transformation and social participation around games

Hourdequin, P. & Hughes, B. (2022). Places, people, practices, and play: Animal Crossing New Horizons here and there

York, J. (2022). Deciding who’s a n00b: Developing multimodal and gaming literacy skills with Towerfall Ascension

deHaan, J. (2022). Teaching language and literacy (or anything) with games (or anything): A good way (The pedagogy of multiliteracies) simplified here for teachers and students

deHaan, J. (2022). Game loops, Game design loops, Game Terakoya loops and Ludic Language Pedagogy loops

Fredrickson, T. & Lotscher, S.K. (2021). Video gaming: Helping your English learners take control

Spano. F., York, J., deHaan, J., Bard, R. (2021). One game, many approaches: How teachers can use a single game with any teaching methodology

deHaan, J. (2021) Can making art lead to making change in the world? “I don’t know how to do what I drew.” (Bad teacher-researcher! No 🍪🍪! 😉)

Johnson, P. (2021) Playtesting tabletop roleplaying with first and second year Korean EFL university students

York, J. (2021) Creating playgrounds in online teaching spaces: Kanami and Nene’s “hero journeys”

Poole, F. (2021) Co-Management: A Ludic Language Pedagogical Approach

Kneoh, J. W. T. & Miura, S. (2021) Teaching students English idioms through a memory game

Furusawa, K., Yoshida, H. (2021) How we developed both inside and outside a “games and multiliteracies” seminar: A comparison of a society-focused journey and a self-focused journey

York, J. & deHaan J. (2021). Ludic Language Pedagogy is MMM … way more delicious than digital game-based language learning

McFadyen, N. (2020). Games and literacy: Remixes in asynchronous time

York, J. (2020). 👩‍🚀 How to teach languages with “Among Us”

Entwining Bridging Activities, the EEE framework, and Coup in a 6th grade advanced EFL writing class

Social learning and literacy affordances in Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Language and literacy teaching with games: the “who” and transformative actions

It's your mooooove: Why teaching with games should be like ｖａｐｏｒｗａｖｅ (and not nightcore)

Are you bigger than an Xbox?: ‘20 Questions’ used in a class delivered via video conferencing

Leveling up: A teacher’s personal journey of bringing video games into a school and classroom

Exploring authentic language use in the classroom

10 great classroom activities language teachers can do with games (in addition to helping students speak while playing!)

Jidoukan Jenga: Teaching English through remixing games and game rules

Teaching English communication skills with Captain Sonar