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    Journal: Computers in Entertainment

    Volume 1, Issue 1

    1 -- 0Newton Lee. Welcome
    2 -- 0Newton Lee. A word from the editor
    3 -- 0Kim Rose. Squeakers: a report on real kids using real computers to learn real math
    4 -- 0Lauren Davis. Liemandt Foundation launches hidden agenda contest: university students vie for a 25, 000 prize by building video games that secretly teach middle school subjects
    6 -- 0Doug Twilleager. Java Games Technologies
    7 -- 0Edward Grossman. ACM Queue
    8 -- 0Alan C. Kay. Interview with Alan Kay
    10 -- 0Miguel de Aguilera, Alfonso Mendiz. Video games and education: education in the face of a parallel school
    12 -- 0Krystina S. Madej. Towards digital narrative for children: from education to entertainment, a historical perspective
    13 -- 0Leslie Wilson. Breaking into the universe: computer science is interactive entertainment
    14 -- 0John Crocker. Active learning systems
    15 -- 0Mark R. Mine, Joe Shochet, Roger Hughston. Building a massively multiplayer game for the million: Disney s Toontown Online
    16 -- 0Glenda Revelle. Educating via entertainment media: the Sesame Workshop approach
    17 -- 0Henry Jenkins, Eric Klopfer, Kurt Squire, Philip Tan. Entering the education arcade
    18 -- 0Jason Everett. Building a business simulation for kids: the making of Disney s hot shot business
    19 -- 0Christopher Romero. Wildlife rescue as a framework for learning
    20 -- 0James Paul Gee. What video games have to teach us about learning and literacy
    21 -- 0Marc Prensky. Digital game-based learning
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