Edtech blog with a focus on game based learning and digital storytelling. Research-based posts, Instructional graphics, and Comics.
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Photo by Germán Póo-Caamaño Looking to cut beyond the hype and dig in to what game based learning is all about? These seven books will […]
Video Games and Learning: Teaching and Participatory Culture in the Digital Age, by Kurt Squire About the author: Kurt Squire is an assistant professor of Educational […]
When speaking to teachers and parents about teaching computer skills to their kids, there are a few things that adults tend to assume about how […]
Comics are educationally effective because they create a story (Mallia, 2007). Narrative is a powerful tool in teaching, and provides necessary context for a learner […]
Anyone who has ever watched kids play knows it can be serious business. “I’ll be the mommy, you be the dog.” “No, the mommy has […]
Create “Choose Your Own Adventure” stories with Scratch Elisa Gopin – Interactive Storytelling
These two terms get thrown around a lot, often interchangeably, but they’re not really the same. They’re both important concepts, and they’re both useful. However, […]
The game Lemonade Stand demonstrates the application of several learning theories in its design. The game uses both text and images to provide prompts and […]
The idea of game based learning, also known as GBL, has been in the news a lot lately and you may be wondering if it’s […]
