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Hosted by Ludic Pedagogy Lab · education · EN-CA · 24 episodes
In The Ludicast, we engage in conversations with a diverse group of educators, about why and how they develop fun lessons, using play, playfulness, and positivity. Visit us at www.ludicpedagogylab.comCover Art: by israel palacio on Unsplash
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<p>Our guest today is James Hood, lecturer and researcher in Assiniboine College's Land and Water Program: https://assiniboine.net/community/about-us/applied-research/researchers/james-hood-bsc-mnrm</p><p>From field trips in the wild to dice and matrix games in the classroom he's a true practitioner of Ludic Pedagogy.</p><p><br></p>
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<p>Our guest today is Dr. Michelle Kassorla, co-author of the book "Serious Play: A Fun Guide to Introducing AI into Your Writing Classroom". Michelle is an associate professor of English at the University of Georgia - Perimeter College who's research interest is in teaching with AI, and the ethical use of AI in Teaching and Research. </p><p>Her Substack is "The Academic Platypus" and you kind find her book on Amazon.https://substack.com/@mkassorla?utm_source=about-page</p><p>https://www.amazon.ca/Serious-Play-Introducing-Writing-Classroom/dp/B0DZLM8PXG</p>
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<p>We're doubling down and talking to Canadian students about fun in higher education. In this episode, we speak with students who've been been fortunate enough to take courses with the authors of "Ludic Pedagogy - A Seriously Fun way to Teach and Learn", Dr. Sharon Lauricella and Dr. Keith Edmunds.</p>
Episode #7
<p>We flipped the script! </p> <p>Normally we speak to educators about how and why they build fun into their courses. In this episode we speak with first year students Mariam Olayemi and Nathan Velte from The University of Texas at Austin about how fun helped motivate them to learn the material associated with an 8:00am microeconomics class with over 400 students. </p> <p>We interviewed their professor in an earlier episode of The Ludicast. You can find it here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2rmCBgpu48hdEI4JFn9VtE?si=ijJURAACTL2-iHyjjGTikg</p>
Episode #6
<p>Co-Founder of Ludic Pedagogy, Dr. Keith Edmunds and I are interviewed by Shaun Cameron about the foundations of Ludic Pedagogy and its use in the classroom.</p>
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