This week, we published a post on the gamification of education. That seemed like the perfect reason to have some fun and make this week's email all about games!
You'll find our post along with other recent posts on gaming and gamification below.
Let us know how you use games in the classroom and what your favorite games are on Facebook and Twitter using @edublogs!
In the past, we've covered a few of the big players in the video game industry, and how they have adapted to support educational methods. This post, on the other hand, looks at ways you can integrate gaming into your classroom WITHOUT the aid of a video game.
We're going to keep the gamification train rolling with this post. It includes links with information on introducing gamification into the classroom and an infographic explaining its benefits.
In this post, Kevin shares how gender affects the ways his students approach, play and create games. He also explains what he's learned from teaching boys and girls to create their own games, and what they learn along the way too.
"For educators who are interested in using games for learning — specifically towards developing skills as they relate to the Common Core State Standards — here are five games students can enjoy and that we've found sync with standards."
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