Medical-training video game-maker Level Ex has added new levels to two of its mobile games that are designed to help providers practice for challenged COVID-19 patient scenarios.
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Learning Through Video Games Doesn't Have To Be Dull Our video gaming columnist says she was a reluctant student as a child - but video games, even non-educational ones like the Assassin's Creed series, helped her get interested in learning.
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Well-designed educational video games, while integrating many of the same learning concepts as videos, offers a fundamentally different approach to learning.
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Part of a research study supported by the National Institutes of Health and led by auditory neuroscientist Lori Holt and psycholinguist Seth Wiener, the game could help scientists understand how second language learners learn a new language, and could even help them learn it faster.
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The School of Game Design is a great place to take your first steps. With courses for developers of all ages and skill levels taught by experienced instructors, this interactive online course contains 120 hours of video to help take you from aspiring game dev to creating multiple short levels and games of your own.
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We collect a list of games based on global pandemics, which cannot be compared with reality, but which are still very interesting stories.
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According to a recent study, 74 per cent of teachers report using digital games for instruction and of those, 71 per cent report that game-based learning has been effective in improving their students' mathematics learning.
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Teachers are utilizing widely played games like Roblox and Minecraft to demonstrate scientific principles like climate change or cellular biology, and those games' publishers are making their platforms as accessible as possible to educators during the crisis. As teachers around the world seek creative ways to engage homebound students with coursework, video games are aiding that effort.
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