Interactive map tools for creating deeper place-based learning

Revisiting the possibilities of student-created geographies The rate at which technology changes has reached a dizzying speed, with new tools and platforms emerging constantly. But […]

Student-made geology games

Putting a human face on science storytelling Lava flows down the halls of Main Street Middle School, in Montpelier, Vermont, and you must choose whether […]

What does Minecraft look like in a school?

Crafting Pickaxes, swords and social skills Since its release in 2009, Minecraft has made its way into 60 million homes worldwide and has become the […]

3 e-Learning Trends to Look Out For in 2015

If you managed to battle your way through January unscathed, congratulations are in order. As we enter the second month of 2015, it’s time to […]

2 tools for building hidden object games with students

Tie video game authorship to language learning Last time we looked at how hidden object games can support language learning, and how to assess students’ […]

Using hidden object games to support language learning

Let language-based video games engage students ELL students and others who struggle with reading issues feature an uphill battle for skill mastery that’s compounded by […]

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