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Dr. Lucas Harrington

@drlucasharringtonTracked since May 2026

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Article Latest postPublicIntroducing the Focus Portals project

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Practical Applications--Jane McGonigal's Four Defining Traits of Games, #1: GoalsNov 25, 2024ArticleNov 25, 2024Public 0 0Start Here postIf this is your first time reading my blog, the Start Here post gives some useful context.ImageyesterdayPublic 0 0McGonigal's bookMcGonigal says that a game must include a goal. As I mentioned earlier, this is a common failing of our demands on kids–not being clear on the purpose of an activity. If a game was just giving inscrutable commands with no context, like "Keep walking to the right and press B whenever I tell you to," we would probably lose interest pretty quickly. Games establish goals and actions that may be useful for achieving those goals, and tends to let us piece it together.ArticleyesterdayPublic 0 0Handbook Of GameThe Handbook of Game-Based Learning by Plass, Mayer, and Homer (eds.), Preface and Chapter One: Theoretical Foundations of Game-Based and Playful Learning, Part Two Nov 13, 2024ImageNov 13, 2024Public 0 0Handbook of Game-Based Learning Chapter OneThe Handbook of Game-Based Learning by Plass, Mayer, and Homer (eds.), Preface and Chapter One: Theoretical Foundations of Game-Based and Playful Learning, Part One Nov 1, 2024ImageNov 1, 2024Public 0 0Handbook Of GameThe Handbook of Game-Based Learning by Plass, Mayer, and Homer (eds.), Preface and Chapter One: Theoretical Foundations of Game-Based and Playful Learning, Part One Nov 1, 2024ImageNov 1, 2024Public 0 0Reality is Broken by Jane McGonigal: Chapter One (What Exactly Is a Game?), Part TwoOct 22, 2024ImageOct 22, 2024Public 0 0Reality is Broken by Jane McGonigal: Introduction and Chapter One (What Exactly Is a Game?), Part OneOct 19, 2024ImageOct 19, 2024Public 0 0my intro(If you haven't read my intro, I suggest doing that before you continue–I tell the story of how my own illness and recovery brought some mind-bending realizations on this topic. The TL;DR is that when my mental capacity improved, I was suddenly able to build “satisfying challenge” structures into the messiness of real life rather than relying on the sheltered environment of games. More on that when we get to Raph Koster's Theory of Fun.)ArticleyesterdayPublic 0 0Start HereOct 19, 2024ImageOct 19, 2024Public 0 0Introducing the Focus Portals projectFeb 9, 2025ArticleFeb 9, 2025Public 0 0
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