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- The Software for Learning website informs and supports teachers to select and integrate software as part of a rich learning environment.
- EducampNZ is based on a user generated unconference or Barcamp . The focus is on e-learning and education, sharing ideas we've discovered and learning from each other. Everyone is invited to participate in some way.
Fear of Failing? The Many Meanings of Difficulty in Video Games
...nt, according to which games should be “neither too easy nor too hard”, implying that players also want not to win, at least part of the time. This is a contra...The Game, the Player, the World: Looking for a Heart of Gameness
...a number of game media, each with its own strengths. The computer is simply the latest game medium to emerge. While computer games1 are therefore part of the broader area of games,...- A blog article that reviews James Gee’s What Do Video Games Have to Teach Us About Learning and Literacy. Long and rich article that tackles the question...
- ...g learners'.The central focus of the programme is to develop teachers' capability (and schools' capacity) for personalising learning for students, particularly students working in b...
- Information page for the coming Educamp Wellington (May 21, 2011). "EducampNZ is a user-generated 'unconference' focused on e-learning and education.We're all about growing our learning, networking, and, of course, having fun! Everyone is invited to participate in some way..."
A nifty little animation in a tertiary setting, but gets the idea accross on how teachers might use them. The JISC animation series (albeit not this one) was our inspiration for our very own Vimeo group "Making better use of your SMS" http://vimeo.com/groups/79809- Version 2 of what Karen bookmarked. In process of getting it up on minedu when the earth shook and attention went elsewhere. Requests for further changes and versions for different purposes are best answered (for now) by saying "They are openly licensed, so feel free to make a derivative work."