I have been a Dungeons and Dragons gamemaster for many years, both for adults and for children. I love creating unique scenarios that are not only fun but which challenge students in their ability to problem-solve and work together as a team. I also was a Senior Teacher at an edtech start-up that emphasized problem-solving and collaboration using gamified curriculum.

Homework Offered
Homework and Projects:
Homework assignments are designed to reinforce the concepts learned each week. Learners will have a mix of individual and group projects that encourage practical application of Dungeon Mastering techniques. These projects will range from creating puzzles and designing NPCs to crafting story elements and encounter scenarios.

Individual vs. Group Work:
While some assignments are individual, I also believe in the power of collaborative learning. A portion of the assignments will be group projects, allowing learners to engage with their peers, share ideas, and learn from one another's creative approaches.

Time Commitment:
Homework time commitment varies depending on the complexity of the assignment and individual learning styles. On average, learners can expect to spend around 1 hour per week on homework, which includes reading, project work, and preparing for in-class discussions.

Reading Expectations:
For classes requiring reading, learners can anticipate reading approximately 10 to 15 pages per week. The readings are designed to complement the topics covered in class and provide additional context and insights to enhance your Dungeon Mastering skills.

The aim is to strike a balance between individual exploration and collaborative learning, allowing you to dive deep into the world of Dungeon Mastering while benefiting from the diverse perspectives of your peers.
0 - 1 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
Learner progress will be assessed by a session that they will create and lead.
Grades Offered

The Dungeon Master's Guide
The Player's Handbook