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Murray, Bogost in AJC

In an article, Gaming Courses Popular in Georgia Colleges, "Janet Murray, director of Georgia Tech's master's and doctoral programs in digital media, said the tools developed for computer games can affect how people work and live. Games, she said, can be used to consider philosophy, ethics and other aspects of life."

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In an article, Gaming Courses Popular in Georgia Colleges, "Janet Murray, director of Georgia Tech's master's and doctoral programs in digital media, said the tools developed for computer games can affect how people work and live. Games, she said, can be used to consider philosophy, ethics and other aspects of life."

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  • Created By:Rebecca Keane
  • Created:01/13/2010
  • Modified By:Fletcher Moore
  • Modified:10/07/2016

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