Review of Roll for Learning 51 micro TTRPGs to use in the classroom by: Camilla Zamboni, Matthew Farber, William Merchant

Review: Roll for Learning, 51 Micro TTRPGs to Use in the Classroom

If you’re an educator looking for quick and easy games to integrate into your lessons, take a look here for a free, accessible bundle of games formatted for classroom use!  This review will cover the overall basics of the document and help outline some of the key features that can assist with applied gaming.
Interview with John Bultena, TTRPG professor

Interview with John Bultena, TTRPG professor

Join John Bultena, TTRPG and Writing professor at the University of California, Merced, in today’s TTRPGkids interview to learn about his experiences growing up with TTRPGs and how his class, “Dungeons & Dragons: Skills IRL?”, is helping students learn how to pursue their curiosity and what can be gained from letting yourself research your interests through the lens of tabletop role-playing games.
Interview with Dr. Emily Friedman

Interview with Dr. Emily Friedman, TTRPG actual play scholar and gaming professor

Dr. Emily Friedman’s XP connects 18th Century Literature with tabletop RPG actual plays with teach future teachers about tabletop games and more! She shares her knowledge and stories with us here, and I hope you enjoy our chat!