We quickly discredit gaming as a waste of time and a distraction, however once you involve interested participants, learning is explosive; and there is more going on than mere drivel. Learning is no longer a one-layer or linear method, but becomes massively multi-layered.
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Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Learning From Games - Edutopia
I featured +Edutopia in a tweet on Twitter today. In turn they messaged me back thanking me for the mention and introduced another video of theirs from their Big Thinkers collection on their video blog. This one features James Paul Gee and he talks about how people learn from online gaming and how there is more at stake than just the game.
We quickly discredit gaming as a waste of time and a distraction, however once you involve interested participants, learning is explosive; and there is more going on than mere drivel. Learning is no longer a one-layer or linear method, but becomes massively multi-layered.
We quickly discredit gaming as a waste of time and a distraction, however once you involve interested participants, learning is explosive; and there is more going on than mere drivel. Learning is no longer a one-layer or linear method, but becomes massively multi-layered.
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