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  • Tom Johnson - Santa Fe
  • Steve Ross - Boston
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  • View Article  Taking games seriously
    Serious Games Initiative
    http://www.seriousgames.org/

    The Serious Games Initiative is focused on uses for games in exploring management and leadership challenges facing the public sector. Part of its overall charter is to help forge productive links between the electronic game industry and projects involving the use of games in education, training, health, and public policy.

    Says information specialists Marylaine Block:
     "As one who believes nobody should be allowed to run for office until they have played
    Sim City for at least six months, I think such games have enormous
    potential for helping people explore complex social problems and possible
    solutions."


    View Article  Growth opportunity (of the intellectual sort) for journalists
    With newspapers -- and news magazine -- cutting staff on an almost weekly basis, some of us in journalism are going to have to reinvent ourselves.  One of our tenents of Analytic Journalism is simulation modeling, a methodology and analytic tool we believe will be to the social sciences in the 21st century (and journalism IS a social science) what quantum physics was to the hard sciences in the 20th. So here's an interesting opportunity for someone.

    "> The Department of Mathematics as the University of California, Los
    > Angeles is soliciting applications for a postdoctoral fellowship
    > position in Mathematical ...   more »
    View Article  Simulated Journalism? Not exactly, but a topic of relevance
    Simulation modeling is one of the four cornerstone areas of interest to the IAJ.  It's a relatively new, and largely unknown, field that can be of great advantage to journalists if we can take the time to learn how it works and then how we can apply it to our field.  The best resource to date for journalists is the J-Lab, (http://www.j-lab.org/) at the University of Maryland.

    But today along comes this announcement of a rich issue of the Journal of Artificial Societies and Social Simulation.  It's filled with deep thinking and application.

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