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Maps are typically tools of the powerful, created by governments or large corporations to reflect and reinforce the status quo. Yale University Professor Bill Rankin will examine how new kinds of cartography can challenge the entrenched politics of mainstream mapping. |
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Dan Florell, a psychology professor at Eastern Kentucky University whose work focuses on school psychology and the use of technology in mental health services, will explore how thoughtful use of AI can strengthen human expertise and critical thinking rather than quietly replace it. |
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During this in-person collaborative weekend, interdisciplinary teams will develop and prototype creative games of all varieties. |
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