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I am a retired librarian, most recently serving at Indiana Wesleyan University's Cleveland Education Center.
Matthew Guida explains how "Reacting to the Past" educational games made an American History course come alive for students. History teacher Pamela Walker and librarian Martha Attridge Bufton worked together to develop added content for Greenwich Village 1913.
-DDLabels: Educational games, gamification, history
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Successful Meetings recented published Ten Guidelines for Gamification Succcess .
-DDLabels: gamification
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Mike Acedo shares essential principals of gamification for a classroom. Not surprisingly, most of the basic concepts are familiar to those who practice independent learning.
-DDLabels: gamification
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Mark Gibbs notes that the firm "Are You Human" has developed short computer games whose challenges can be answered far more quickly than a responding to a typical captcha. Responding to a game should also be more amusing.
-DDLabels: captcha, gamification
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