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Just in time for Halloween, courtesy of the History Channel, and interactive online game that involves reading, strategy, problem-solving, critical thinking, and following directions -- as well as being immersive!

Enjoy!

Chronicle of Higher Ed article about the fave playwright and poet -- still inspiring educators and gaming educators today!

This is a nice site where they did look at emotions in a game, this isn't seriously scientific but it does show what players get out of games.

Nice site does have downloadable templates and good links

JZapper has some good information for us on Learning in Corporate Space

This link appears to be broken at this time.

Glad to see so many of you on the list. If you running out of game possibilities or want to expore more, here is a list of 47 FREE games available through STEAM, there is no cost to have an account, but whatever you do don't lose your STEAM password, it is very difficult to get it back... trust the "grasshopper98" on this. They have quite a few games I am looking at for possible use in my classroom. Some can be played within STEAM and others need a free-download to play, but may need strong graphics, ram memory and high-speed internet, others will work just fine within STEAM. No I haven't played them all. [Wink] So many games so little time.

Alex Reeve's great site for practical guide.

Does show how emotion is part of gaming.

#gamemooc

Gabe Zicherman, nice 44 slide show from his corporation.

List of entries with additional links in EDUCATION.

Scroll down (left side) there is a 'How Taboo are YOU?" game that mixes the content from the National Geographic program and FACEBOOK, which you can share results with friends, make public or keep private.

This is the game I mentioned in my "Looking at Shivtr" thread. You can download the game from there (it's free) and it is also availible on Steam if you prefer that platform.