Games and The InternetWhat is History For?Facebook and the Value of Forgetting by Paul B. Sturtevant on May 12, 2016 share
Games and The InternetHow to be an historian on the internet without losing your mind: Reddit by Paul B. Sturtevant on June 4, 2015 share
Games and The InternetBanished: The Medieval Game that Isn’t by Paul B. Sturtevant on October 2, 2014 share
Fantasy vs. RealityGames and The InternetIt’s What You Do With It That Counts: Factual accuracy and mechanical accuracy in Crusader Kings II by Robert Houghton on September 30, 2014 share
Games and The InternetA Bestiary of Political Animals: Medievalists on Facebook by Alaric Hall on August 5, 2014 share
Games and The InternetWhat is History For?Facebook and the Value of Forgetting by Paul B. Sturtevant on May 12, 2016 share Facebook memories, doxxing and revenge porn—is a critical part of making our own history choosing what to forget?read more
Games and The InternetHow to be an historian on the internet without losing your mind: Reddit by Paul B. Sturtevant on June 4, 2015 share How should historians engage with the huge audiences on the internet while insulating themselves from the vicious trolls that live there?read more
Games and The InternetBanished: The Medieval Game that Isn’t by Paul B. Sturtevant on October 2, 2014 share Banished is an exciting return to form for medieval SimCity-esque games. There's only one little problem...read more
Fantasy vs. RealityGames and The InternetIt’s What You Do With It That Counts: Factual accuracy and mechanical accuracy in Crusader Kings II by Robert Houghton on September 30, 2014 share A look inside the inner workings of a medieval grand strategy game by one of the academics who worked on it. Guest post on Crusader…read more
Games and The InternetPlaying with the Middle Ages by Paul B. Sturtevant on September 11, 2014 share For those of you who didn’t grow up on a steady, square-eyed diet of Mario and/or Sonic, the world of video games may seem alien.…read more
Games and The InternetA Bestiary of Political Animals: Medievalists on Facebook by Alaric Hall on August 5, 2014 share In academia, personal and professional identities are closely intertwined. Does using Facebook change how academics work with each other or the public?read more