In the game-design category, a team from Central Piedmont Community College and the University of North Carolina won with a game that involves a series of quest challenges. The main character is a child in a developing country who must go through obstacles to meet a need, such as finding clean water. The name of the game, "Sixth," refers to the one-sixth of the population in developing countries that live in slums.
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3G Summit | - 2 views
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games and girls
Library of Funded Projects - 1 views
Library of Funded Projects - 2 views
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Grant proposal for Metadata Games
News: 'The Warcraft Civilization' - Inside Higher Ed - 1 views
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new book on world of warcraft
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Anyone read this yet?
Pac Rat - The Atlantic (March 2010) - 3 views
How Social Gaming is Improving Education - 2 views
Teaching Matters: Creating Lives in the Classroom - Commentary - The Chronicle of Highe... - 0 views
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description of avatars and role playing for a history class
Techne » Virtual Programming Addresses Technology for Teaching Global Cultures - 0 views
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mentions several games used for teaching global cultures
Chore Wars :: Claim Experience Points for Housework - 0 views
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life is a game?
millee.org - 0 views
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project out of Carnegie Mellon to improve English literacy in India through games played on mobile phones
Ticker - The digital future of gaming - 0 views
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"What is gaming's future? Sony's betting that they have a pretty good idea, as shown with the new portable gaming device, the PSP Go. Not only is the PSP Go slimmer, lighter and thinner than its predecessor, the PSP, but it can also play movies, connect to the PS3 and has Bluetooth capability. Most importantly, the PSP Go is the first game console to abandon conventional media. "
Shouldn't Schools Have Embraced Second Life By Now? - 0 views
Game Center researchers to reinvent computer games :: UC Irvine TODAY - 0 views
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New center for computer games and virtual worlds
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