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StoriumEdu: turning writing into a game
Learn about StoriumEdu, a new game-based learning system for writing, and join the free beta...
Designed Equity: Reflection on Youth-focused Game Jam in South Central...
Educator innovator Antero Garcia shares his observations about a game jam in LA and some...
Schell Games’ Water Bears EDU Now Available at GlassLab Games
Water Bears EDU is a Systems Thinking game built by Schell Games in collaboration with...
Developer Diaries: Meeting Learning Objectives
Take a look behind the scenes at the collaborative design process between content experts and...
Teaching with Games: TeacherQuest’s District-Wide Vision
Through the TeacherQuest program, Allegheny County teachers are working with Institute of Play—an Educator Innovator partner—to build...
Getting Games Right: How GlassLab Makes Products Teachers Want
GlassLab, an Educator Innovator partner, aims to identify what teachers want in games by employing...
TeacherQuest Case Files: “Engaming” Special Needs Students
Take a glimpse into the classroom of Bill Wilson, an educator using games to engage...
Guide to Digital Games and Learning
KQED’s learning and education technology blog MindShift has long been one of our go-to sources...
Deconstructing Learning Games: Good vs. Bad
Learning games have it rough. Non-learning games are designed around a single primary goal: player...
Toward A Better Culture of Games
Posted from the White House Game Jam Let’s take it as given: there are games...
Apps, Websites and Games to Help Young Makers Thrive
A friend recently pondered why so many kids create parodies of pop songs and public...
Games-Based Learning Not Only Helps Students, but Teachers Too
Game designers are incorporating assessment tools into new learning games in ways that are useful...
Reading, Writing, Gaming
By Maureen Kelleher Recent research and innovative school practices show how games—both digital and non-digital—inspire...
