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  1. Added Nov 20, 2008 by icecream
    It’s noon and you’ve still got 1,000 words to type. That might not seem like much, but it’s been months since you’ve last worked on your dissertation and distractions are plentiful. To make matters worse, your girlfriend, Violet, says she’s out the door and flying back to Australia if you don’t finish the paper by the end of the day. What’s your next move?
  2. Added Oct 12, 2008 by icecream and 1 other
    Examples of how some publishers use video games in conjunction with books and the debate around whether this attracts children to reading or whether it provides an alternative to reading.
  3. Added Oct 11, 2008 by sanchye
    This blog shares about "Fantastic contraption" which is a web-based video game that teaches the principles of physics through experimentation, problem-solving and hypothesizing. It has a link to the game.
  4. Added Oct 11, 2008 by jinsilmock
    WolfQuest is a game that motivates players to learn about how wolves survive, thereby absorbing a series of lessons about the animals' biology and their interactions with other wolves, prey and their environment.
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  5. Added Sep 24, 2008 by jbrookover
    An up-to-date study on teen gaming use, specifically focusing on social gaming and how it relates the civic outcomes of politics and protests.
  6. Added Sep 15, 2008 by chris_dede
    Spore is a commercial game that illustrates the promise and perils of using a game designed for entertainment as an educational resource
  7. Added Feb 10, 2008 by tfishburn
    Vocabulary Builder and Feed the Hungry I haven't went all the way through this, but it is a pretty neat vocabluary builder. Multiple choice vocab test. If you get it wrong, the words get easier. If you get it right, they get harder. There are levels from 0-50. For every correct answer, the site donates 20 grains of rice to developing countries. You see your progress as the rice bowl fills!
  8. Added Aug 03, 2007 by xiuli
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  9. Added Jul 07, 2007 by battis
    A gaming religion as a commentary on "real" religion. Sophomoric, but actually kinda interesting... (follow the plotline through for the next few weeks from this point)
  10. Added Jun 21, 2007 by katiebda
    When Krista-Lee Malone, a student at the University of Wisconsin in Milwaukee, did a study of the impact of voice chat on online worlds, women all told her they were treated differently once other players could hear their voices. Yet in a study of WoW, those who used text-only chat experienced "drops in trust and happiness" amongst their fellow players; those who used voice chat did not.
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