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  1. CamSpace - Any Game, Any Webcam
    Added Nov 06, 2008 by jillianeorr
    Holy smokes! You use your webcam and objects in your house to play computer games- just check it out! Plus, it's free to download- all you need is windows or linux and a webcam! HA!
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  2. Education Library Blog: New book: "Don't Bother Me Mom - I'm Learning"
    Added Oct 04, 2008 by jillianeorr
    This is a pretty sweet blog, and in this particular entry this book is discussed. Basically, it's a book explaining how video and computer games can be beneficial to a child's education.
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  3. Children's Progress - Computer Assessment for Early Learners
    Added Sep 17, 2008 by libbypokel
    CP's games track "assessment for learning," rather than "assessment of learning" as in most standardized tests. When a child completes a task incorrectly, the game provides a series of follow-up activities to pinpoint why the child answered that way. Results generated for each child, classroom, and across district. Also of note: CP is a joint venture of Columbia Univ. Business & Education staff
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  4. Review of: Learning by Doing: A Comprehensive Guide to Simulations, Computer Games and Pedaogy in e-Learning and Other Educational Experiences
    Added Aug 01, 2007 by uma
    Book by Clark Aldrich Reviewed by Deborah Keyek-Franssen
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  5. Brain craze : Article : Nature
    Added May 07, 2007 by mniemitz and 1 other
    Neuroscientist Ryuta Kawashima promotes the idea that computer games can boost the ageing brain — but others in the field remain sceptical. Ichiko Fuyuno investigates.
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