Episode 047 - Kimberly Rogers

Technology doesn’t have to be digital to be useful in teaching. In this episode, we feature an interview with Kimberly Rogers, who uses games and simulations in her sociology courses, two very analog technologies. Kimberly talks about why she teaches with games and simulations, about the importance of role-playing in discussing hard topics, and about the combination of experiential learning and productive failure she’s found useful in teaching her students and challenging her students’ mental models about health and healthcare. Links • Kimberly Rogers’ website, https://www.kimberlybrogers.com/ • @kimberlybrogers on Twitter, https://twitter.com/kimberlybrogers • Tiltfactor, game design for social change, https://tiltfactor.org/ • RePlay Health, http://www.replayhealth.com/ • Photos from Kimberly Rogers’ sociology class, https://twitter.com/DCALatDartmouth/status/1009102648908435462