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Paul Gestwicki's Blog: October 2014
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A blog for reflective practice that was cleverly named after its author. Monday, October 20, 2014. Managing Student Peer- and Self-Evaluations using Google Forms. I have written before. About the rubric I use for students' self- and peer-evaluation. Here is the latest version that I have deployed this semester, copied from my 2011 post. Attended all scheduled team meetings or notified the team of absence. Missed team meetings, with notifications, with enough regularity to be problematic. High quality tec...
Paul Gestwicki's Blog: Painting Wrath of Ashardalon
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A blog for reflective practice that was cleverly named after its author. Friday, November 28, 2014. Painting Wrath of Ashardalon. While I was still finishing painting the miniatures from The Legend of Drizzt. I picked up a copy of Wrath of Ashardalon. Another game from the same D&D Adventure series that comes jam-packed with unpainted miniatures. This post tells the story of painting the Ashardalon. Obligatory box cover image. I had taken a hiatus from painting after finishing Drizzt. The sculpts have ve...
Paul Gestwicki's Blog: Learning from Failure—as a game mechanism
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A blog for reflective practice that was cleverly named after its author. Monday, September 1, 2014. Learning from Failure—as a game mechanism. Standard and can be seen in all manner of modern games, including computer RPGs and RPG-inspired boardgames: success earns points that are used to gain skill. Recently, I came across The Zorcerer of Zo. A role-playing game by Chad Underkoffler. Published by Atomic Sock Monkey. And since my two older boys and I are currently on the tenth book. That got me thinking ...
Paul Gestwicki's Blog: July 2015
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A blog for reflective practice that was cleverly named after its author. Saturday, July 11, 2015. Painting the Witch-king of Angmar from Middle Earth Quest. Between other painting projects, I have been slowly painting the miniatures from Middle Earth Quest. I was going to link to the Fantasy Flight Games. Page for it, but in writing this post, it seems the game's page has disappeared. I guess that means you shouldn't get your hopes up for a reprint. After reading this article on ice bases. Above you see ...
Paul Gestwicki's Blog: Painting Imperial Assault, Part 2: The Uniques
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A blog for reflective practice that was cleverly named after its author. Monday, June 1, 2015. Painting Imperial Assault, Part 2: The Uniques. In part 1 of the series. I talked about painting the non-unique miniatures in Imperial Assault. On most of them, I sparingly used black or dark brown ink pinwashing to enhance the contrast. Here is Gideon Argus, who, judging from his coat, used to work at Ralston Purina. This figure's head was perhaps the most finely detailed of the heroes, and I am happy with how...
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Games, Fun, and Learning: January 2012
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Games, Fun, and Learning. The team blog for Root Beer Float Studio. Wednesday, January 25, 2012. Is there any difference at all? So far, here's where my thoughts have lead me:. That shouldn't affect game design too greatly.unless, of course, you're trying to design a game that evokes empathy and self-analyzation. In that case, it might not be the best choice for the 12-and-under crowd. Even more important than that is the question, "What makes a game fun? A game is fun when you can learn directly from th...
Homepage of Paul V. Gestwicki
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Paul V. Gestwicki, Ph.D. Department of Computer Science. Muncie, Indiana 47306-0450 USA. Http:/ paulgestwicki.blogspot.com. Office Hours, Spring 2016:. Teaching, Fall 2016. Honrs390-06: Honors Colloquium on Serious Game Design. I am interested in game design and development, interactive visualization systems, and the exploration of these using effective, inquiry-based, project-oriented learning experiences. My ludography. Describes the games I have created and mentored. Traveler's Notebook: Monster Tales.
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Paul Gestwicki's Blog
A blog for reflective practice that was cleverly named after its author. Monday, April 2, 2018. Burning down hours, burning up coffee. To facilitate smoother tracking for Sprint 4, I added a new right vertical to my template:. Time will tell if the right vertical axis values are correct. Posted by Paul Gestwicki. Wednesday, March 28, 2018. Students' preference for discussion over prototyping, despite instruction to the contrary. We spent a week on the discovery. I started by asking the class to list the ...
Paul Gestwicki's Blog | Stuff. And Things. But mostly stuff.
Paul Gestwicki's Blog. Stuff And Things. But mostly stuff. June 25, 2010. I started this blog last November as an exercise in reflective practice, and it was my first experience in blogging. I have enjoyed this endeavor, but I have decided to move the blog for the time being. Until further notice, you can follow my writings at http:/ paulgestwicki.blogspot.com/. The content and themes of the blog will not significantly change — just the service provider. Unit Testing Google Wave Robots. June 18, 2010.
Rock and Roll Concert Posters, Handbills & Memorabilia
1960's Rock Concert Posters, Handbills, and Memorabilia. Welcome to my poster website! You are visitor number:. Please read the following information, then go to the lists below! BUY, SELL, AND TRADE. I have been collecting this stuff for almost 40 years, and was one of the major contributors to the late Paul Grushkin's book The Art of Rock. Which is the bible for rock art collectors. That's life on the Internet these days.) I can transmit digital images of posters if it is essential that you see the...
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