Category: Student Posts

Our group designed a kickstarter for an app called Dooley Rider which is a game that helps Emory Freshmen to overcome their troubles with wasting time on their phones and becoming more productive. Here is the link to our website if you want to see what our app is about: https://dooleyrider.home.blog/ Here I will talk … Continue reading The Kid Discusses Dooley Rider: A Community Solution to Time Wasting →

Discover Dooley TM is about branching out, making new friends, and exploring and getting more involved in your new campus. My most important contribution to this project was creating all the graphics for the project, including all the screenshots for the app, a video explaining the details of the game, and the logo designs. I …

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After completing my first podcast episode, I was really thrilled about my second episode because this medium of expressing my thoughts was extremely fascinating to me. Henceforth, Curious George and I thought about talking more on the genre of games. However, we decided to present our views on an unconventional game called The College Admissions … Continue reading Reflection 2 →

Minecraft was a mind-blowing game that caught everyone’s attention during my middle school years. Every kid talked about it, and even now, we can easily find a ton of video about Minecraft if we just typed the word M-i-n- on the google search bar. Therefore, the Kid and I began to plan a Podcast on … Continue reading Minecraft Podcast Reflection

To begin planning the podcast, I first started with the idea of Sims when my roommate texted me over spring break talking about playing Sims 4.  With that idea, off the top of my head, I began thinking about a possible deeper meaning to the game.  Without any research or even any deep thought, I realized how … Continue reading The Sims Podcast

I was very happy that we were able to do Minecraft because of how I spent so much of my childhood playing this game. I was very shocked that no one had chosen to do this game before us, but we were thankful that no one did because I believe our podcast turned out great, … Continue reading The Kid Discusses Minecraft: Podcast Reflection →

Presented by current Emory international students — Presented for perspective Emory international students — CHECKING IN! Welcome to “Checking in” – (Emory), where students from diverse background come together. Command players and choose diverse options to explore life in Emory. Checking in is a non-linear storytelling role-playing game that the participant can choose their identity […]

I will admit, creating the second podcast came much more easily to both me and my producer, and things ran much more smoothly. Having gone through the process already one time before, we knew exactly what we were doing and how much preparation was necessary in order to have the podcast come out seemlessly. It …

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The reason of choosing Monopoly: Cheater’s Edition is inspired from the discussion we had earlier in the semester about what constitutes a game. One of the interesting topic was that many games offer their players the freedom to change rules. Among games we talked about, Monopoly was one of them, and it is the one […]

For my second podcast, Princess Peach and I analyzed the classroom game Kahoot. We chose this game because it is a popular and relevant game that a lot of Emory students likely have experience with. We worked on developing some preliminary ideas and analysis together, then I solidified and organized those ideas into a loose […]