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    Sandev Randhawa Unit 22- Developing Computer Games Assignment 1 563000 UNIT 22- DEVELOPING COMPUTER GAMES ASSIGNMENT 1 BY SANDEV RANDHAWA Introduction In this assignment task, I have been asked to explain the impact of computer games on society, describe the different types of computer games and to examine the psychological effects of computer gaming on individuals and the society. P1 Impact of Computer Games on Society Benefits…

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    • Teacher’s name is Ms. Oneal • Wants a Nintendo 3 DS for Christmas • Benjamin reported that he stole markers from his teacher, because they smelled good. • Reported that Mrs. Tony does hit him in the chest. o If he is pushed too hard he falls on the steps. • Feels safe with Bmo and Tony • Doesn’t…

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    Video Games Questionnaire

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    Advanced questions This was a second section of the Questionnaire, tailored specifically towards people who do play video games. People who don’t wouldn’t be able to properly answer these questions and as a result wouldn’t be able to provide good answers and as a result would damage my entire questionnaire. How often Video Games are bought My first question was created to help me gauge how often the average customer actually purchases a video game. This greatly varies based on multiple…

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    The reading case that I will be using for this artifact showcases my capability to make wise decisions about what should be taught and how it should be taught, according to the educational needs of a student. By participating in this case study, I recognized and evaluated the needs of one particular student, in tier II of the RTI process, who was falling behind and not meeting the educational goals set for Kindergarteners in the State of Georgia. By identifying his needs, I could use…

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    magazines available, under the tensions of sluggish after-work time all will eventually end up with tedium. The monotonous “movie” goes on until a sudden opening sound of a Nintendo DS, a portable gaming device, which signals the presence of technology from decades of science development and invention. The appearance of a Nintendo does not change any color of the person’s reality but instead, paints the picture of another world for that individual to vanish into. However, this “reality escaping”…

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    Cultural Artifact Speech

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    Computers didn’t play much of a role at first in the gaming culture. At first the gaming industry was dominated by gaming consoles such as the Xbox, PlayStations, and the many Nintendo consoles. The popularity however, did not last long as companies began developing games for the Personal Computer (PC). The creation of games for the computers allowed for innovations that console gaming couldn’t provide. The main innovation being…

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    Personal Narrative “OMG! Really?!” I exclaimed. “Yes, we will be going on a road trip to Disneyland. But we aren’t going to just Disneyland, you know,” my mom announced. “Yeah, we will be going to a bunch of different states and seeing lots of different sites. It will take about a month, as well,” dad added. I sat there in shock. I really wanted to go to Disneyland but a month long trip? What about my friend’s birthday party and the beginning of summer slumber party? “OK...I’m in, but we…

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    On June 16, 2008 my family and I took a trip to Pennsylvania. It was an eye-opening experience. On the trip we met an Amish couple that changed the way I will look at life forever. No cell phones, television, music, none of that. Just family and quality time. Things that an average family does not experience anymore. It all started out one afternoon in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. As we were touring the land we noticed the Amish were giving horse and buggy rides. My parents thought that it would…

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    Playing video games for a mass amount of hours are often looked negatively upon. Video games do carry negative characteristics such as addiction, headaches, and loss of sleep. But those behaviors tend to be exhibited by people who have outrages behaviors and a lack of self-control when playing competitive video games. If a player is able to control his or her emotions, the player will experience a great amount of positive effects from video games. I began playing a variety of video games eight…

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    the Emergency Room. My pancreas had been shut down by my immune system for some reason, and the only way I’d ever be able to get the insulin I needed would be via shot. I was too little to understand the gravity of the diagnosis, asking for my Nintendo DS to make my time in the waiting room more fun. Thankfully, we were admitted relatively soon after arrival, and we were shown a sort of Diabetes info-mercial. In it, the actors told me it was okay to be scared of all of the needles. That it was…

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