Tech Tuesday: Ohio State researcher looks at the usage of music in video games

Just as some movies are notorious for their soundtracks (everyone knows the "Rocky" and "Jurassic Park" theme songs), music in video games is just as important.Sound design in video games is what makes virtual worlds come to life.Tech companies, digital devices and apps are reshaping childhood and education.Have Chromebooks been a positive influence on children’s learning and what do teachers have to do now to offset the problems that come with technology?We’ve all heard the rumors of Google harvesting its users’ data without their consent, but it’s rare that we actually see consequences to these accusations.A class action lawsuit resulted in Google paying $135 million to Android users for potentially stealing data, while not directly admitting fault.Guests:Alex Sallade, music researcher with focus in sound design, The Ohio State UniversityNatasha Singer, tech reporter, The New York TimesRussell Holly, director of commerce content, CNET