“Increasingly, we’re looking at ways in which digital media is broader and more pervasive than that,” Phelps said. “So we can use games for things like augmenting educational experiences, or focusing people’s behavior on health care activities, or any wide variety of simulation scenarios. It’s games and digital media, but applied to a larger view of the human condition.” Read more of this interview with Director Phelps in the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle… You can also find coverage of this interview at the RIT University News site,http://www.rit.edu/news/. The general article covers some of our hopes and aspirations for the new Center, as well as some particular plans for the new space.
