The Power of Multi-Generational Knowledge
Apr 29, 2022
1 min read
Workshop Description: Using a program at HBCU, this workshop will show how to create a program that incorporates families into the classroom to emphasize the importance of multi-generational education.
Workshop Presenter: Dr. Bahiyyah Muhammad
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It's fascinating how games can bridge generations and keep cultural knowledge alive. Scritchy Scratchy also touches on the topic of intergenerational gaming, which can be a great way to connect with family.
The concept of multi-generational knowledge often extends to cultural touchstones, including the games that different generations grew up with. Sharing these experiences can be a powerful bonding tool. For example, showing a younger family member a classic 90s fighting game can spark conversations about design and technology. You can easily pull up a session on ArcadeGameBox to illustrate how these early competitive titles paved the way for modern esports and game design.
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Loved this piece! The insights on multi-generational learning really hit home. I learned so much from my grandparents, especially cooking together Snake Game– it’s like a history lesson with every recipe! Thanks for sharing!