Peer Review
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#53: Josué and Kelli talk about the academic concept of peer review in games research and gaming media in general. Is a YouTube essay any more or less significant to games research than a journal article? And what would academic peer review of YouTube videos even look like? Join us on November 3rd in raising money for sick and injured kids. – geektherapy.com/extralife Questions? Comments? Discuss this episode on the GT Forum. Notes: * TED Ed – https://ed.ted.com/ * Seeking Contributors to iThrive’s New, Peer-Reviewed Journal of Games, Self, and Society – http://bit.ly/2JlXwIL — Visit us at www.HeadshotsPodcast.com. Follow us on Twitter: @HeadshotsCast | @KelliNDunlap | @JosueACardona Headshots is part of the Geek Therapy Podcast Network. Geek Therapy Discord server – www.GeekTherapy.com/discord Geek Therapy on Twitch – www.twitch.tv/geektherapy Geek Therapy Patreon – https://www.patreon.com/GeekTherapy
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