University of Baltimore, Fall 2010

Final grades are submitted for the semester–check your email for comments and gradesheets. Have a great semester break!

Project turn-in:

If your project is online, post a link as a comment to this post.

If your project is not online (research paper or game design document), email it to asalter (at) ubalt.edu.

If you have a project file too large for email, turn it in via usb drive during class today.

We will be having informal presentations with quick discussions of everyone’s work during class today.

In Class Reflective Essay:

Roger Ebert claims that “no video gamer now living will survive long enough to experience the medium as an art form.” Using your experience with the subjects we’ve discussed this semester, imagine that you are forming a response to Ebert’s argument to add to the heated debate in the comments on his article. You can take either side of the debate. Write a concise (one page) reflection, keeping in mind the evolution of video games over the last thirty years and the possible futures it portends.

Email your reflection to asalter (at) ubalt.edu.

Closing Matters:

• Remember to hand in any borrowed books you still have–if you did not bring them, make other arrangements to return them or leave them in my office mailbox (UBaltimore, AC200).
• If you have outstanding late assignments, email those to me by midnight tonight.
• Final grades are updated on the Engrade site with all late work I’ve received so far.
• Class evaluations will be completed today.

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