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Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of a Video Game | Harvard Graduate School of Education

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Harvard Ed. Magazine is the alumni magazine of the Harvard Graduate School of Education. It is published three times a year. Lory Hough, Editor-In-Chief lory_hough@gse.harvard.edu 617-496-5882 Give back to HGSE and support the next generation of passionate educators and innovative leaders. PHOTOGRAPH BY JASON GROW BY ANDREW BAULD One thousand years in the future, the America we know today is a very different place. Ruled by a dystopian monarchy that has shut down all democratic institutions, a small group of dissenters struggle to keep historical records intact, but they possess only bits and pieces of the important writings that once made up the foundations of American government. The group sends a young girl, Briana, back in time to the beginnings of the American Revolution to try and restore democracy for the future. Her only aid: fragments of a long-forgotten and misunderstood document she must piece back together, something called the Declaration of Independence. This isn't the pl

Ed. Magazine Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of a Video Game Why one professor is bringing the Declaration of Independence into the digital age in an effort to reach young people. Posted August 24, 2016 By Andrew Bauld One thousand years in the future , the America we know today is a very different place. Ruled by a dystopian monarchy that has shut down all democratic institutions, a small group of dissenters struggle to keep historical records intact, but they possess only bits and pieces of the important writings that once made up the foundations of American government. The group sends a youn

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