INTRODUCTION:As a student and game designer I am trying to understand and solve the problems I face in education, and my life long learning goals. While I have my opinions and ideas for possible solutions, they mean nothing if teachers, students, polic…
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A Student’s Cry: "When will I use this in REAL life?"
Published August 29th, 2009 Steven Egan in Communication, EdubaconPost, Education, Game Design, Learning Science and edubacon. 0 CommentsA Student’s Cry: "When will I use this in REAL life?"
Published August 29th, 2009 Steven Egan in Communication, EdubaconPost, Education, Game Design, Learning Science and edubacon. 0 CommentsINTRODUCTION:As a student and game designer I am trying to understand and solve the problems I face in education, and my life long learning goals. While I have my opinions and ideas for possible solutions, they mean nothing if teachers, students, polic… Continue reading →
What’s Real In Games and Education?
Published August 10th, 2009 Steven Egan in Communication, EdubaconPost, Education, Game Design, Learning Science, Social Interaction and edubacon. 0 CommentsTo sum up my answer, it’s people, communication and reactions. The rest is a contrivance to facilitate communication with, and getting reactions from, other people. Assessment ( http://edubacon.com/2009/06/15/weekly-special-assesment/ ) is a way to com…
What’s Real In Games and Education?
Published August 10th, 2009 Steven Egan in Communication, EdubaconPost, Education, Game Design, Learning Science, Social Interaction and edubacon. 0 CommentsTo sum up my answer, it’s people, communication and reactions. The rest is a contrivance to facilitate communication with, and getting reactions from, other people. Assessment ( http://edubacon.com/2009/06/15/weekly-special-assesment/ ) is a way to com… Continue reading →
