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Topic	What videogames should be taught at school for literature class?
CyricZ 07/13/22 7:43:13 PM #49:	gunplagirl posted... Since it's so open ended there wouldn't be a way to form a consistent narrative across all the students, making it impossible to reasonably grade any written reports on it. So no, it would be the worst possible game I could think of. Well hang on. I guess I hadn't thought about it from the perspective of written reports, but how necessary is it for each person to experience the exact same narrative? I would think the nature of the differing experiences could be handy in demonstrating how different perspectives on a work can form, much like different perspectives can be had about books. --- CyricZ He/him <cite>CyricZ posted [p:966553720] in What video... [t:80093247]...</cite> <quote>gunplagirl posted... </cite> <quote>Since it's so open ended there wouldn't be a way to form a consistent narrative across all the students, making it impossible to reasonably grade any written reports on it. So no, it would be the worst possible game I could think of.</quote>Well hang on. I guess I hadn't thought about it from the perspective of written reports, but how necessary is it for each person to experience the exact same narrative? I would think the nature of the differing experiences could be handy in demonstrating how different perspectives on a work can form, much like different perspectives can be had about books. --- CyricZ He/him</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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