Dr. Adrienne Decker, Associate Professor of Interactive Games & Media and a member of MAGIC becomes the next Fram Faculty fellow
Dr. Jennifer Schneider, Eugene H. Fram Chair of Applied Critical Thinking is pleased to announce that Dr. Adrienne Decker, Associate Professor, will become the Fram Faculty Fellow, beginning with the next academic year. Dr. Decker will lead the identification and sharing of best critical thinking pedagogical practices, and facilitate scholarship that informs instruction and student […]
ROC Game Dev Game Jam!
The first ROC Game Dev Game Jam! Free and open to the public. Come help develop a game or work on your own idea!
Final Hour
Final Hour is a first-person, arena-based, multiplayer video game that is a unique mix of First Person Shooter, Survival, Horror, Adventure, and Role Playing Games. The game is set in a post-apocalyptic world, thirty months after the outbreak of a man-made disease within the city of Barrowsville. It incorporates multiple game modes of PVP and PVE […]
Pardo
We are Building a structured, highly interactive and engaging science platform form for teenage homeschoolers. Homeschoolers do not have enough resources to buy or maintain a science laboratory and equipment. The parents need a simple, effective and immersive way that their children can learn. We are building software that will work with the existing and […]
Make-A-Wish, RIT MAGIC Center to grant teen’s wish
We were delighted to meet Riley and his family today, and to work with a team of friends to help make his wish come true! Make-A-Wish®, RIT to grant teen’s wish Saturday Who: Wish Kid Riley, Make-A-Wish, and Rochester Institute of Technology Riley has a brain tumor and was given the opportunity for a wish […]
Lost & Found: A Series of Games teaching Medieval Religious Legal Systems
Lost & Found is a strategy card-to-mobile game system that teaches medieval religious legal systems with attention to period accuracy and cultural and historical context. The game emphasizes the pro-social aspects of religious legal systems including collaboration and cooperation. The purpose of the Lost & Found project is to expand the discourse around religious legal […]
Generous Support for RCP Design and Research
The Lost & Found card game has been graciously supported by seed funding from the B. Thomas Golisano College of Computing & Information Sciences, the Office of the Vice President for Research, RIT, and matching funds from MAGIC. The digital prototype based on the card game is funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities. […]