Author: Cathie

A “Board Game Design to Publisher” Roadmap – We Heart Games

These are the steps I follow when I’m working on a board game design and I think it might be “publisher-worthy”. Sometimes I give games away for free on itch.io, but sometimes I’ll be working on a game idea that is telling me it can go farther. Source: A “Board Game Design to Publisher” Roadmap […]

How to contact a publisher and greatly improve your chances of getting a response – The Board Game Design Course

Here is a summary of the tips to increase your chances of getting a response when you send a cold email to a publisher: Source: How to contact a publisher and greatly improve your chances of getting a response – The Board Game Design Course

Communication & Media Arts: Of the Humanities & the Future | American Academy of Arts and Sciences

While the communication discipline can take pride in its growth, it must also heed the demands of the Old Humanities: to sort fact from fiction, to identify cultural traditions worth honoring, to question how power is arranged and whom it serves, and to help students formulate messages for a diverse and changing world. The field […]

A Principal’s Reflections: Grade Change: Moving a School Culture Forward

Interesting post includes some ideas about specific grading policies. The conversation focused on some difficult questions such as what does a letter grade actually mean and how do you measure student learning. Source: A Principal’s Reflections: Grade Change: Moving a School Culture Forward

Victory Conditions other than Victory Points – The Board Game Design Course

Playing lots of games gives you ideas about various aspects of games that are not as common. we’re going to dive into some other fun and interesting ways that players can win a game, along with examples of each. Source: Victory Conditions other than Victory Points – The Board Game Design Course

This startup is setting a DALL-E 2-like AI free, consequences be damned | TechCrunch

But Stable Diffusion’s lack of safeguards compared to systems like DALL-E 2 poses tricky ethical questions for the AI community. Even if the results aren’t perfectly convincing yet, making fake images of public figures opens a large can of worms. And making the raw components of the system freely available leaves the door open to […]

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