Part 3 of the ProtoTO Adventure
In sessions 4 and 5 of ProtoTO, I demonstrated my game, Mathemagician’s Duel, and played a fencing game called Escrime! Click the title to read about it!
ProtoTO – Part the Second
Now at Session 2 of ProtoTO, Bill demonstrated From the Mist while I played a bunch of games by Joe Slack, of Crazy Like a Box. We played, Jewel Heist, Nothing to Declare, and Storage Wars. Click above to see what those are all about!
ProtoTO! An Amazing Weekend!
An amazing weekend at ProtoTO! We played many new games, including an awesome tank battle game. This is the first part, since all the stuff we did wouldn’t fit into one post. Click to get started on our journey!
Taking Care of Business
It has been a busy couple of weeks! While Bill’s been finishing artwork to get printed before ProtoTO, I’ve been doing workshops to increase our business savvy as we get this venture off the ground. Each evening last week I was at workshops put on by the Mississauga Business Enterprise
Games for Education
If you do a search, you’ll find a lot of articles and blogs and research on the internet suggesting that board games could and should be used in the classroom for educational purposes. Many of them are written about younger students, under grade 7, and some sadly still reference Monopoly,
Trading Screen Time for Social Time
Okay, let’s start with full disclosure. I am already both an educator and a big fan of board games, so there may be some bias here. This isn’t going to be a balanced argument both for and against kids using screens and personal electronic devices. This is going to be
