How games have evolved to provide real-world education | WTN
Thursday, January 27th, 2005How games have evolved to provide real-world education | WTN
Here’s another one for the games and education archive… once again from Google Alerts!
Archive for January, 2005
From teacher to crusader: Confessions of an open source educator
Monday, January 24th, 2005From teacher to crusader: Confessions of an open source educator
This won’t be relevant to many k12 teachers, but I so rarely see an article like this that I couldn’t help but share it!
Blogging Website Brings Family and Friends Together
Saturday, January 22nd, 2005Blogging Website Brings Family and Friends Together
Here is another gem – my google alerts are really starting to pay off. I think the title says it all… and it was started by a school teacher and her web master husband. :)
AP Wire | 01/22/2005 | Senators trying new communications tool: Blogs
Saturday, January 22nd, 2005AP Wire | 01/22/2005 | Senators trying new communications tool: Blogs
WOW! This is really catching on. Like the story I FURLed earlier today about the school board trustee, this is another example of a high level elected official making themselves available to their people. What an amazing insight into the way our country’s government operates this will be! Oh, and this was another google alert gem brought to me while I was working on my own blog.
Custom List: Games and Education
Saturday, January 22nd, 2005Games and Education
- The Hub: Exploring the psychology of MMORPGs
- Education Arcade: The future of video games in education
- Games 2 Train: A hub to Marc Prensky’s work and more
School trustee starts Blog to communicate
Saturday, January 22nd, 2005School trustee starts Blog to communicate
This story suggests an awesome level of empowerment for – and a connection between – the highest levels of an educational institution, and the people they serve. Hallelujia. BTW, this came to me from a google alert while I was working. ;)
Welcome to SIF
Saturday, January 22nd, 2005Lets all get behind this.
Online Learning Update
Saturday, January 22nd, 2005He doesn’t define it here, but the idea of connectivism, as opposed to behaviorism, cognitivism, or constructivism might be an important idea and might capture some of what we are talking about at the OCDE.
Laurie Taylor: Curriculum Vitae
Saturday, January 22nd, 2005Laurie Taylor: Curriculum Vitae
It looks like one of my peers has been very busy writing about gender and video games. This apge includes lots of great titles, links, and hints about what else is out there. BTW, this was brought to me by an MSN Search RSS feed while I slept. ;)
Games that make leaders: top researchers on the rise of play in business and education | WTN
Friday, January 21st, 2005Games that make leaders: top researchers on the rise of play in business and education | WTN
Thanks to David Brussin for this find…. another bit for games in education enthusiasts.
