Now that 2023 is almost over, how much do you remember about it? Do you know why fish on Friday … More
Tag: games
Know when to hold ’em, know when to fold ‘em, or how play testing at ICEPOPS lead to the development of a card game for Creative Commons attribution
By Rachel Scanlon Chris writes: We are really pleased to have a guest post from the fantastic Rachel Scanlon from … More
Icepops 2023: a review from Megan Kilvington
Jane: We are delighted to share the updated programme from Icepops 2023 which includes links to some of the presentations … More
Icepops 2023 draft programme now available
We’re delighted to announce that the draft programme for Icepops 2023 is now available. We have an exciting line up … More
PlayLearn 2023 – Call for papers
Kathryn writes: If you have played Copyright the Card Game or The Publishing Trap, you’ll know that Chris and Jane … More
The Spanish Version of the Publishing Trap is in process.
This is a guest post by Dora Sales and Alessandra Farné of the Universitat Jaume I, Spain Before the COVID-19 … More
Icepops bookings are open!
We’re absolutely delighted to announce that the bookings for Icepops 2022 are now open. We’re running this as an in-person … More
Look back at (I Can’t Believe it’s Not) Icepops!
With thanks to Greg Walters, who has written this post about last week’s online conference: (I Can’t Believe its Not) … More
Copyright Dough: a game to teach, and bring discussion, about copyright licences and exceptions
Today’s guest blog post is from Hannah Pyman who is an Information Literacy Co-ordinator at the University of Essex. Within … More
CILIP Copyright Training in January 2020
We are delighted to be running two half day workshops based on Copyright the Card Game for CILIP on Monday … More