Meagan (yet to be approved)
Mike
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That about sums up my experience with Myst.  I appreciate the thought of getting immersed in the game to learn about how it applies to teaching and learning.  But after spending over an hour trying to turn all of the squares in the elevator/fireplace red (because there’s no clue about what to do, so that’s [...]

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Virtual reality…
Gee’s hung up on using video games for education, while some people are wanting to move it into the business sectors.
All this has some companies mulling a wild idea: Why not use gaming’s psychology, incentive systems, and social appeal to get real jobs done better and faster? “People are willing to do tedious, complex [...]

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Gee is a bit easier to take this time around.  He makes some great assessments as to how video games help people learn, (here it is, the big…) but I still think he’s missing something.  I think learning tools and entertainment tools are separate, somehow, by their vary nature.  They are different in a similar [...]

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Use the UTF-8 style quotes and apostrophes (the fancy kind, curly quotes).
Center the links, no bullet holes. Cropping of the images (borders).
Horse and man facing inward, just man and horse (put on other side).
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Popularity: 6% [?]