Academic departments researching games and courses taught in the area of game studies. 1. History of Computer Game Design - A course at Stanford that provides a historical and critical approach to the evolution of computer and video game design. Syllabus and course notes. 2. Simulations and Gaming, Indiana University - Taught by Kurt Squire. Syllabus, schedule, assignments. 3. Center for Computer Games Research - IT University of Copenhagen. Researching game aesthetics, game design, game spaces, game worlds, gaming cultures, and learning in games. 4. Exploratory Learning Through Simulation and Games - Home page of EDTEC 670 course at San Diego State University. 5. MA Degree in Digital Games - Liverpool John Moore University, UK. Training in critical analysis of games and practical development work. Programme description, information about individual modules, links. 6. Public school teacher using games in the classroom - Website of Bill MacKenty, technology teacher at a traditional public school using video games in the classroom. Provides strategies for using games in teaching, including notes on assessment, and supplies pedagogically specific reviews of video games. 7. Trans-Reality Game Lab - Applied research lab specifically looking at game form. Part of the Interactive Institute (Sweden).

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