The E-Book Sector | Inside Higher Ed - 1 views
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"Online for-profits such as American Public University System and the University of Phoenix have for years strategically steered students toward e-textbooks in an attempt to shave costs and ensure a more reliable delivery method that, in the context of online education, might seem to make more sense."
The Escapist : Don't Knock the Aztecs - 5 views
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Don't know how I missed this before!
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The bigger question is how you found it now. Sorry they stripped your name out when they edited the article.
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The Plan - SIM2012ISA - 5 views
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To engage international relations and area studies professionals in virtual and real games of domestic and international relations taking place during a global information age with rapid change, turmoil and instability.
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Good point. I wonder why FB. Easy tool for adding and accessing content, if it's that widespread among their population.
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I've seen lots of DH projects that attempted to build their own independent social networks. It's an incredibly steep uphill battle.
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Why game designs should include challenge.
Occupy Wall Street, the simulation - 2 views
Codify - iPad - 6 views
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How is it?
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I wish I knew -- I don't have an iPad. Looks like there's a fair bit of text entry, though; in the demo clip there's definitely an external keyboard of some kind in use. I would think that would make it pretty hard to have much fine-grained control without such a device. Still, I'd like to try it. Maybe my institution will foot for an iPad...if they do, I'll let you know. :)
Shape Type, the letter shaping game - 4 views
Refraction - basic math concept game - 5 views
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Bend lasers, description on this site. Actual game here - http://www.kongregate.com/games/GameScience/refraction
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My 6 year old is happily playing this right now--took him about a minute to get hooked.
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I like it -- easy-to-learn core mechanic, solid progression of skills, reasonable and simple "story" frame: this is good edugaming, imo. :) As near as I can tell, this is a separate games-related unit/dept. at UW, separate from the Critical Gaming Project. Can anyone confirm? Regardless, I like to see so much ferment around games coming from one institution.
Giant Lego Man washes ashore in Florida - Boing Boing - 2 views
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We need more of these.
Portland gov sim - 1 views
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IBM Press Room - To better understand the dynamic behavior of cities, the City of Portland and IBM (NYSE: IBM) have collaborated to develop an interactive model of the relationships that exist among the city's core systems, including the economy, housing, education, public safety, transportation, healthcare/wellness, government services and utilities.
Rulers of Nations, "Geo-political Simulator 2" - 1 views
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Extravagantly complex political sim for current Earth.
Modding Settlers of Catan - 3 views
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Very nice, easy way to mix up a preexisting board game for classroom purposes.
ARG in USC - 3 views
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Interesting use of ARG. Very light, too.
Better than Rhetoric | Blogging Pedagogy - 5 views
Are Pokemon and Minecraft demonic? - 2 views
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