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Tag Archives: games
Nomic: Games in Adult Basic Education
I have not posted here in a while. I have moved back up to Washington State, set up an education consulting business, and am, gratefully, back teaching again. I have been very focused on my teaching at Green River Community … Continue reading
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Tagged ABE, adult basic education, developmental learning, games, Nomic, teaching
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NWeLearn: Using Gamefication to Increase Engagement
Last week, I was at the North West eLearning Conference in Eugene, OR. I highly recommend the conference. What I like about it most is that there are usually few presentations by vendors and a lot of sessions by teachers … Continue reading
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Tagged #NWeLearn, ds106, Erin Baker, gamefication, games, Nomic, Peter Suber
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Nomic: Interactive Gaming Online and Off
I am looking at games that can be used in online classes that are interactive, engaging and promote collaboration. In online classes, the research says that there is a direct correlation between interactivity in an online class and student success … Continue reading