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Federation of American Scientists, Summit on Educational Games: [http://fas.org/gamesummit/Resources/Summit%20on%20Educational%20Games.pdf Harnessing the power of video games for learning (PDF)]<br /> | Federation of American Scientists, Summit on Educational Games: [http://fas.org/gamesummit/Resources/Summit%20on%20Educational%20Games.pdf Harnessing the power of video games for learning (PDF)]<br /> | ||
| + | * A lot of theory on what needs to be present in an educational game. | ||
| + | * From the paper: | ||
| + | The Summit focused on answering four questions: | ||
| + | * What aspects of learning are most amenable to new approaches offered by games? | ||
| + | * What kinds of research are needed to identify features of gaming that | ||
| + | can be effective in education and training? | ||
| + | * What makes the education market so difficult for innovative commercial developers? | ||
| + | * What kinds of changes in instructional practices and management of educational | ||
| + | institutions are needed to take advantage of the power games could bring to teaching and learning? | ||
| + | * Popular topics within this paper include: the need to be able to teach higher-order skills, goal-oriented learning, challenge, quick feedback, engaging, scaffolding. | ||
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Linden Labs: [http://sl-educationblog.com/ SL Education Blog]<br /> | Linden Labs: [http://sl-educationblog.com/ SL Education Blog]<br /> | ||
Revision as of 09:35, 10 March 2009
Lit Review
Gough, Noel: Teaching in the (Crash) zone: manifesting cultural studies in science education (PDF)
Lathrop, Scott and Murphy, Tom: High Performance Computing Education (PDF)
Livingstone, Daniel and Kemp, Jeremy: Proceedings of the Second Life Education Workshop 2007 (PDF)
Livingstone, Daniel and Kemp, Jeremy: Proceedings of the Second Life Education Workshop 2006 (PDF)
Federation of American Scientists, Summit on Educational Games: Harnessing the power of video games for learning (PDF)
- A lot of theory on what needs to be present in an educational game.
- From the paper:
The Summit focused on answering four questions:
* What aspects of learning are most amenable to new approaches offered by games?
* What kinds of research are needed to identify features of gaming that
can be effective in education and training?
* What makes the education market so difficult for innovative commercial developers?
* What kinds of changes in instructional practices and management of educational
institutions are needed to take advantage of the power games could bring to teaching and learning?
- Popular topics within this paper include: the need to be able to teach higher-order skills, goal-oriented learning, challenge, quick feedback, engaging, scaffolding.
Linden Labs: SL Education Blog
- The SLED (SecondLife EDucation) program is a community driven, LL approved, project to provide discussion on methodologies for education within SecondLife.
Maharg, Paul and Owen, Martin: Simulations, Learning and the Metaverse: Changing Cultures in Legal Education
- Not talking about Science Education specifically (actually Law education), but still could provide some insight into using online worlds for education.
