Current projects

in progress

Video games and implicit learning

Jack Denham, Matt Coward-Gibbs, Matthew Spokes and Caitlin Veal

Article currently in peer-review

This article presents a process model for the way in which implicit learning can be utilised within education, through Robin Alexander’s model of Dialogic Teaching.

Video games and grief

Matthew Spokes, Jack Denham, Matt Coward-Gibbs and Caitlin Veal

In preparation

This article presents an investigation of the relationship between video games and grief. Specifically, it considers video games as a form of self-care during Covid-19, building on Strobe and Schut’s dual-process model.

Video games and symbolic interactionism

Caitlin Veal, Matt Coward-Gibbs, Jack Denham and Matthew Spokes

Article currently in peer-review

This article considers the way in which video games are re-ordering social interaction and social risk taking through a symbolic interactionist framework.

on the horizon

Migrancy, surveillance and video games

Matt Coward-Gibbs and Steven Hirschler

Video Games as Social Justice

Matthew Spokes, Jack Denham, Matt Coward-Gibbs and Caitlin Veal