About

Sean Gouglas is a Professor in Digital Humanities in the Faculty of Arts. Dr. Gouglas' research focuses on the relationship between universities and the computer game industry in Canada, especially as it relates to curriculum and technology transfer. He also studies the influence of gender in the making and playing of computer games.

Topics

• Computer games education and graduate outcomes
• Gender and video games
• Understanding video games

DH 500 - Survey of Digital Humanities

DH 900 - Digital Humanities Practicum

The Digital Humanities practicum is the capstone exercise by students in the course-based MA in Digital Humanities. It provides students with hands-on experience working on a large-scale digital project. Normally, this project will be led by faculty members in DH; permission to participate in projects outside of the program or the university will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.

HIST 191 - Video Games, History, and Storytelling

The use of world history in video games.

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