Podcast shares how video games make meaning
With gaming on the rise since COVID-19, the latest episode of Foreword explores how games convey ideas and the importance ... Full story
Articles tagged with: Department of Digital Humanities
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Humanities grad wins Daytime Emmy
Karlee Morse (BA ’11) wasn’t sure at first what she wanted to do when she graduated from Brock University. But ... Full story -
HUTCHISON: Calls to fully reopen schools in September are on a collision course with reality
David Hutchison, Professor of Educational Studies, wrote a piece recently published in The Globe and Mail where he used project ... Full story -
Working from home provides unique internship opportunity for IASC student
The new work from home climate has given third-year Interactive Arts and Sciences (IASC) student Fariha Khan the unique opportunity ... Full story -
First cohort graduates from Brock-Niagara College GAME program
Brock University’s first cohort of GAME students did one last ‘first’ together last week: graduate. Thirty-two students have graduated ... Full story -
MAURO: Coronavirus contact tracing poses serious threats to our privacy
Aaron Mauro, Assistant Professor of Digital Media at Brock University, had a piece recently published in The Conversation about the ... Full story -
Humanities offering wide range of online courses for spring and summer
From the fine and performing arts to philosophy and literature, the Faculty of Humanities is offering a range of online ... Full story -
Canadians need to consider implications of COVID-19 surveillance, says Brock prof
Canadians need to be ready to make decisions about the kinds of surveillance they are willing to accept to manage ... Full story -
MAURO: Working from home during the coronavirus pandemic creates new cybersecurity threats
Aaron Mauro, Assistant Professor of Digital Media, wrote a piece recently published in The Conversation about an increase in technological ... Full story -
Digital vigilance critical as more employees work from home, says Brock expert
With work routines changing and far more people working remotely due to the COVID-19 pandemic, computer users need to be ... Full story
