A lot of work by many people has gone into the creation of Mentira. Many of them don't even know that they have helped. It's worth some space here mentioning each of them and their contributions. FundingThis game's initial development was funded by a 2008-9 Interdisciplinary RAC grant at the University of New Mexico. Lead Designers/PIsAssistant Professor University Honors Program University of New Mexico Assistant Professor Department of Spanish and Portuguese University of New Mexico Game DesignersLinda Lemus Graduate Student Department of Spanish and Portuguese University of New Mexico Aaron Salinger Department of Spanish and Portuguese University of New Mexico Derek Roff Language Technologist/Supervisor, Language Learning Center, getting ready to record Mentira gameplay VideoBenito Martinez jupeja83 at youtube.com Still ArtOur game makes heavy use of others' art. The team would like to thank each individual artist for making their creations available for our use either directly or through Creative Commons licenses that allow remixing and redistribution, as well as flickr.com for including rights parameters in their basic search functionality. We have organized several galleries at flickr.com to credit these individuals. Mentira also uses imagery from the photo archives hosted by University Libraries at the University of New Mexico. Other still art in the game and on this website, as well as modifications of the art listed above, should credit Chris Holden and are made available under a creative commons license (attribution, derivative works okay). TeachersWithout teachers to work with, no one would play our game. We would like to thank the Teaching Assistants at the Spanish and Portuguese Department at the University of New Mexico for their help and confidence. In particular, we would like to thank Juan Carlos Gonzalez-Granja, and Aaron Salinger for opening their classes to Mentira, and for their valuable guidance and feedback. Los Griegos and Community MembersLos Griegos has been an interesting place for a very long time. We are just beginning to learn its charms. Learning about and operating in Los Griegos would not be possible without the friendly support of local residents, business people, scholars, and bloggers. We would especially like to thank Reuben Aragon, Joe S Sausage, and Adelita. ARISARIS is the software platform Mentira runs on. A big thanks goes out to all the developers at arisgames.org. |