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Games, gaming and gamification in Education

Using games and game strategies for enhancing learning in higher education settings.

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From www.washingtonpost.com - April 16, 2020 9:12 PM

Kim Flintoff's insight:

Games offer many opportunities for learning - they can be content in their own right, serve as advanced organiser for other learning, or simply become metaphorical journeys that help build connections between a wide range of knowledge and understanding.

"Games as pretext" has been explored in Drama education for many years.

Games also offer a chance for a range of high order learning capabilities to be practiced ad developed.

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Rubi A. Valdez Orozco's curator insight, May 13, 5:11 PM

Gamification and educational video games use increased rapidly during the pandemic. Teachers everywhere had to find ways of delivering instruction online and find other methods to engage and motivate students to keep learning.
Several teachers across the globe identified that games such as Assassin's Creed: Origins, Roblox, Minecraft, and Dreams provided students with opportunities to exploit their creativity, be exposed to historical events and implement cross-curricular material and present products representing their learning.
This technology has aid teachers to widen their instructional horizons while helping promote students' learning.

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From www.edudemic.com - August 13, 2013 11:18 PM

Jacqui Kelly's insight:

A nice visual that shows some of the facts relating to game based learning

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Beth Dichter's curator insight, August 14, 2013 10:23 PM

Submrge is a website that has the tag line “Deeper Thinking About Games and Education.” It is divided into a number of sections including Games, Activities and Links.

What makes this site unique is the information it provides on each game. “Each game page includes important information for teachers, like benefits of play, educational issues for discussion, easily accessible game information, and activities related to the game on Submrge.” In addition to this information there is also a page for each game that includes “important information on the level and subject, but also the activity’s relationship to Bloom’s Taxonomy, Common Core Standards, 21st Century Skills, and the H.E.A.T. Framework. If you are wondering what HEAT Framework stands for think of Higher Order Thinking, Engaged Learning, Authentic Connections and Technology Use. This page also provides a list of learning styles and the games I checked included an Essential Question,

The Links section has resources in the following areas:

* More on Games as Text

* Advice on Games in the Classroom

* General Games Collections (many content-specific)

If you use games in your classroom, or are considering doing so, this website will provide additional resources that may provide you with new ideas.

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