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Nick LaLone

Nick LaLone

Doing something stupid for fun

Or how I decided to write a course on Assembly 6502 for game design students

Sep 18

Doing something stupid for fun

Sep 18

Nick LaLone

2 — Elevating Session 0 — Let’s Talk About Dungeons

Or why is it we love putting our imaginary friends in Danger?

Nov 12, 2023

2 — Elevating Session 0 — Let’s Talk About Dungeons

Nov 12, 2023

Nick LaLone

1 — Elevating Session 0 — The Game of Dungeons

And other ways of enhancing your players’ voice at the table

Oct 9, 2023

1 — Elevating Session 0 — The Game of Dungeons

Oct 9, 2023

Nick LaLone

0 — Elevating Session 0 Past an Explanation of the Syllabus

And other ways of enhancing your players’ voice at the table

Oct 6, 2023

0 — Elevating Session 0 Past an Explanation of the Syllabus

Oct 6, 2023

Nick LaLone

3 Tenets on the Integration of Information Technology with Emergency Management

We need a better approach than what we’ve been using.

Feb 21, 2023

3 Tenets on the Integration of Information Technology with Emergency Management

Feb 21, 2023

Nick LaLone

What Outcome Does Emergency Management Need in Data Science?

It isn’t about learning to write code or compile

Jan 2, 2023

ICS Org Chart

Jan 2, 2023

Nick LaLone

On the Mode of Existence of Tables of Contents

And other ways one could help others find one’s position in the thick of things.

Dec 24, 2022

A child on top reading an instruction manual before playing versus a child on the bottom demanding to know what happened because they jumped into a piece of software.

Dec 24, 2022

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Data Science for Emergency Management

Reaching an audience that doesn’t want to be an audience in an effort to teach skills that audience doesn’t understand, want, or…

Dec 16, 2022

An illustration highlighting where emergency management work is often situated. Between the incdents, the evaluations after the incident, and the work done on potential tech, there is a tiny space for where we should be working.

Dec 16, 2022

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Emergency Management and Games

Games Based Learning or Games Based Training, some suggestions on finding things to play that can help you think about Emergency Management

May 27, 2022

Emergency Management and Games

May 27, 2022

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Tech in Emergency Management Cannot Follow the Standard Cycle

Or stop trying to “save” emergency management by coating it in Technology

Jan 12, 2022

A table outlining different approaches from western versus japanese companies. The easiest way to describe this table is to say that Japan seeks to connect practice to technology whereas the west seeks to supplant practice with technology.

Jan 12, 2022

Nick LaLone

Nick LaLone

PhD: Information Science. Programming Pedagogy, Data Science, Crisis-Informatics, Map Interfaces, Science and Technology Studies, Play, and Game Studies.

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