teaching
Courses
The following are various classes I’ve taught over the years at the ITU (often with syllabi links). Teaching prior to the ITU includes critical studies in communication, analysis of information media, introduction to social studies (aka social theory), introduction to sociology, sociology of deviance, sociology of organizations, and internet & society.
Game Culture – Spring ’04, Spring ’05, Spring ’06, Fall ’06, Spring ’08, Spring ’10, Fall ’11
Qualitative Methods – Spring ’11, Spring ’12
Against Procedurality, PhD course, Spring ’11
Digital Culture & Society, Fall ’10
Acting Together on Technological Playing Fields, PhD course, Spring ’10
Digital Culture & Sociology, Fall ’05
Advanced Game Theory, Fall ’08
Ethnography and Technology, PhD course, Spring ’07
Game Development, Spring ’07
Gender & Computer Games project cluster – Spring ’05 & Fall ’05
Mundane Technologies, PhD course, June ’05
Game Culture, PhD course, May ’04
Resources
I’m often asked by students for pointers to basic literature on topics or research resources. In addition to taking a look through the syllabi provided above, below are a few pages that might be of assistance. They are not comprehensive and should only be used as a jumping-off point.
Research resources for students
