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anonymous

Public Google Doc: WOW_Learning_Value: Repurposing game structures for the classroom - 0 views

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    I created this spreadsheet in order to track insights about aspects of MMO game play (example is WoW) that might be reconfigured or repurposed as classroom/school learning structures. The object here is not to necessarily use WoW in school but examine which elements of gameplay translate into new and unique learning experiences online or off. PLEASE ADD YOUR COMMENTS TO THE DOCUMENT. Short URL for sharing here: http://tinyurl.com/27sxnxa
anonymous

The Escapist : Achilles' Phat Lewtz (or, how mmorgs are like the Illiad) - 0 views

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    "When Achilles opts to sit out because his guild leader Agamemnon decides to take away a piece of Achilles' phat lewtz even though Achilles had spent the DKP to get it (see Book 1 of the Iliad"
anonymous

Why playing in the virtual world has an awful lot to teach children | Technology | The Observer - 0 views

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    "A YouGov poll has suggested that computer games can damage children's ability to communicate, but Tom Chatfield argues that gaming imparts a range of new, vitally important skills"
anonymous

[toolkit] Games for Change (G4C) -- Resources - 0 views

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    "So you want to make a game for change? Congratulations and welcome!"
anonymous

Techne » Learning from computer games: digging Minecraft - 1 views

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    "How can we learn with computer games? Let's look into the process of learning to play a noteworthy and recently published game as an example."
anonymous

Toying with Transmedia: The Future of Entertainment is Child's Play | MIT World - 0 views

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    Jenkins explains what IS and IS not transmedia - accessible, engaging and interesting.
anonymous

Literary Analysis of Video Games - 1 views

  • These games can be addictive. They are designed for addiction, much like cigarettes. While there is a considerable amount of thought that goes into the historical accuracy of the images and characters, as well as the depth of the stories, it’s really about getting kids playing and then keeping them there. This is not “casual” gaming. This is the kind of things that makes you question what is real.
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      This is a standard trope coming from educators against gaming.
peter shaheen

Literacy Games | PBS KIDS - 0 views

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    Fun literacy games for preschool, kindergarten and early gradeschool kids. PBS KIDS Literacy Games are vetted by teachers and educational experts and are designed to reinforce essential early learning skills through fun online activities.
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