Computer labs not dead yet
Kolowich, S. (2010) Serving the laptopless student Inside Higher Education, January 5
This article is primarily about access to technology and also digital literacy. Well...
Books and articles on games, simulations and virtual worlds
Natasha Boskic has just updated a comprehensive list of books and articles on educational games, simulations and virtual worlds.
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Conferences on educational games, 2010
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Conferences
Hong Kong Toys & Games Fair, Hong Kong, January 11-14, 2010 (http://hktoyfair.hktdc.com/dm/201004/Potential/index_e.htm)
Design for Children, Industrial Design Centre (IDC), Indian Institute of Technology...
Games to teach science and math in the USA
Barak Obama has announced a number of initiatives to improve the teaching of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). One of these initiatives are...
Games playing and children's IQ
Bronson, P. and Merryman, A. (2009) New Research: $13 Christmas gifts = 13 point gain in kids’ IQ Newsweek, December 10.
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Educational games: developments over the last ten years
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Whitton, N. (2009) Gaming innovations of the decade playthinklearn, December 31
The end of the year is always a time for summarizing and...
Research on games: Selene/CyGaMEs
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Research that shows how playing a well-designed video game can enhance learning has been conducted by Dr. Debbie Denise Reese and her...
Do serious games lead to academic learning?
Blunt, R. (2009) Do serious games work? Results from three studies eLearn Magazine, December 1
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In a contemporary digital world that is daily...
New edition of the Turkish Online Journal of Distance Education
The TOJDE is always an interesting compilation of papers by researchers mainly from outside the Western Anglo-Saxon culture. Volume: 11 Number: 1 can be...
Great expectations for e-learning in 2010
In the Globe and Mail on December 19, Leah McLaren wrote:
'We are living in an Era of Perpetual Advice - and almost none of...