Teaching Workshop on Role-playing in the Classroom

Teaching Workshop on Role-playing in the Classroom

Speaking of role-playing: reflections on my interviews with IU students and faculty

Friday April 17
1:00-2:30 p.m.
Woodburn Hall 003
Light snacks and drinks

This multi-media talk features highlights from interviews I did with IU faculty who use role-playing games in their teaching, and with their students. I will reflect on lessons learned and issues raised by these conversations, as I wrap up my tenure as director of the PACE Institute for Role-Immersive Teaching and Learning and prepare to sail into retirement.  There will be ample time for discussion. 

Speaker: Carl Weinberg, director of PACE Institute for Role-Immersive Teaching and Learning (PIRTL)

Chair/Introduction: Lisa-Marie Napoli, Director of Political and Civic Engagement (PACE) program

Comment: Noah Eber-Schmid, Political Science

 

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Contact us

Carl Weinberg
PACE Institute for Role-Immersive Teaching and Learning (PIRTL)
Indiana University
Woodburn Hall 221
1100 E. Seventh Street
Bloomington, IN 47405
crweinbe@indiana.edu
812-856-5111