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Andrew Backenstoe

Website Highlight: Playfair! Learn Why We Need to Have Fun at Work - 0 views

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    This website talks about why employees need to have fun in the workplace.
Andrew Backenstoe

Making Learning Fun - 1 views

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    This is a website with printouts and activities that are supposed to help young students learn and have fun!
Kreslyn C

Game-based learning - Telearn Thesaurus - 0 views

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    Game-based learning" refers to teaching-learning actions carried out in formal and/or informal educational settings by adopting games. It encompasses the use of both games designed expressly for fulfilling learning objectives (educational games) and "mainstream games" those games that are developed for fun when used to pursue learning objectives.
zachc-pphs

Archive for the 'Games' Category - 0 views

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    This talks about how to build your perfect game.
Susan D

Game Based Learning - 0 views

  • . Computing technology has become widespread and is an accepted part of life now. In line with this computing culture, digital games and its metaphors are joining mainstream culture - this influence is widely felt and seen in arts, media, and our daily lives
  • tremendous learning value that games embody
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    Tells how game based learning is fun and engaging for students.
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    This talks about GBM and how it affects our minds and has an impact on our lives. It also talks about the expectations our future is going to and how many vast versions there are of GBM such as avatar, the environment, game play, competition, and others.
Joy Lauer

Data Mining and Online Learning « Educational Technology and Change Journal - 0 views

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    In order to benefit from learning analytics, educators must incorporate it into their daily workflow, which can be time consuming. The author explains his method of timely analysis and response.
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    Jim Shimabukuro is explaining his method of the analysis and response of learning analytics.
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    This talks about digging up information about learning with analytics. A fun read for people who love to learn.  Woo hoo.
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    This article shows how Learning Analytics is used in Online Learning
Vicki Davis

QR codes - could you use them in your library? « serious fun - 0 views

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    This is a great article on how this librarian in New Zealand is using QR codes in their library.
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