Professor Jeffrey Ruoff will be the special guest at a screening of Algérie du Possible at Marlboro College on February 7th at 7PM. The screening will be followed by a discussion with the films director Viviane Candas.
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Professor Mary Flanagan joined cultural leaders from around the world, presenting "Game-Changers: Playing Games for Good" as well as joining the panel "Putting Jobs Out of Work" at the World Economic Forum's 48th annual meeting in Davos.
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The 21st season of creator Bruce Posner's Ciné Salon will begin January 22nd, hosted at Hanover's Howe Library. The series will feature "Brakhage at Dartmouth", an evening featuring the work of experimental filmmaker Stan Brakhage and his time at Dartmouth (led by filmmaker Nora Jacobson).
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The digital lab is pleased to announce the WINTER 2018 WORKSHOP SCHEDULE. Topics will include Photoshop Animation, Illustrator Basics, Adobe Character Animator, Creative Sounds, Adobe Premiere Pro Basics, Translating Sketches to 3D Models, and more! Help hours: Monday, Wednesday 2:00pm-8:00pm To register: https://libcal.dartmouth.edu/calendar/digitallab?
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Professor Mary Flanagan and her Tiltfactor Lab's game buffalo were featured in a story exploring if "a game help reduce a person's racial and ethnic biases". In the interview, Professor Flanagan explains that the game works "on a conscious level of reminding us that we don't really know a lot of things we might want to know about the world around us. But it also unconsciously starts to open up stereotypical patterns in the way we think."
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