Database Search: Blog

"AbleGamers is a web site by nonprofit The AbleGamers Foundation, Inc. “AbleGamers.com … is dedicated to the disabled gamer, causal or hardcore. We are here to offer a safe place for any gamer with any disability to explore, to find news on games that has the disabled gamer in mind, and to meet others, and solve issues as a team, and a family.”

Be Fit with Biray is a blog that seeks “to discover, discuss, and document how technology influences health & fitness industry. Everything related to blogging, podcasting, cell phones, YouTube, Facebook, video games, electronics, social media, Google – you name it …[and] how it can be used (or is already being used) to enhance the impact of our health professionals, exercise enthusiasts, personal trainers, group fitness instructors, and wellness educators.

A blog created by Clark Aldrich, a designer of simulations and innovative software techniques. .The blog’s tagline is “Field Notes From The World’s Go-To Guy on Educational Simulations.”

“Educational Games Research Blog discusses topics related to academic research and media commentary concerning the use of video games in K-20 settings….[Blogger] John Rice is an educator, author and speaker specializing in educational technology and instructional gaming.”

A blog dedicated to presenting and discussing recent news and information related to exergaming. Topics include trends, services, advancements, and prototypes.

A blog by Stephen Yang, “an assistant professor at SUNY Cortland who researches the effectiveness of using exergames and electronic games for healthy benefits.” ExerGame Lab explores the health benefits of exergaming and gives users the opportunity to read and create blogs pertaining to health, fitness, and electronic games.

Fitspott is “a blog about the premier social networking platform for health and fitness.”

“Future Making Serious Games explores how games can be used for building a better future.” The latest articles, news, and stories about advances in serious games, technology, and related topics are discussed in this blog.

"Game Forward (gamefwd) is an independent, family-run publication based in Ottawa, Canada. It was launched in January of 2008 as a hobbyist blog focussing on Game Accessibility by an avid gamer that was born with Cerebral Palsy. Game Forward quickly expanded its focus to include coverage of Serious Games, Health & Fitness Games, Educational & Training Games, and Virtual Worlds."

Game Set Watch is a weblog that compiles information and reviews on the world of independent games.

“My name is Alasdair Thin and I have set up this blog in response to the worldwide media interest in my research into the physical effort required to play a particular body movement control video game. I have set up this blog in order to support my quest for the “Perfect” ExerGame.”

This website by Archimage “is a forum for people interested in Serious Games for Health. Our goal is to educate the public about this innovative field while uniting players, researchers, developers and funders. We ultimately hope to expand the dissemination of health games and increase health game development opportunities.”

“Monster’s Blog has been written to keep our Playnormous players, parents, and teachers informed about the latest on serious games, health, wellness, and technology. Preview upcoming Playnormous games, analyze the latest in health research, and browse information that keeps you tech savvy. Our most popular kid posts belong to the Bust-a-Health Myth series where we dispel common myths about nutrition and health.”

"Technorati is a web site that organizes and collects articles, posts, and blogs from other web sites. Visitors can search for information; for example, “this page features content from the farthest reaches of the Blogosphere that authors have "tagged" with 'serious games'.”