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Gamify a classroom by introducing a fun narrative, reframing assignments to fit into that narrative, and making students care about the outcome. Via Becky Roehrs 
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The Popular Virtual World Game is Gaining the Attention of Educators at a Quickening Pace, and For Good Reason. Minecraft is showing up with increasing
Jacqui Kelly's insight:
A general piece of the use of Minecraft in education (mostly primary and secondary).but with a few links off to examples
Jessica Pecero's curator insight,
September 16, 2023 8:30 PM
Minecraft is a game that allows gamers to create structures, town and countless possibilities with blocks. Teachers have used this popular game for STEM instruction. Students are able to build homes, towns, or other features for their Roblox to live and survive. Minecraft is a creative way to teach learning content that expands from reading to math.
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Jc Lepe's curator insight,
November 14, 2013 1:21 PM
el juego es un contexto valioso para el aprendizaje 
edilberto quispe's curator insight,
November 18, 2013 7:13 AM
La importancia de los juegos en la educación 
Anna Cole's curator insight,
November 20, 2013 6:29 AM
I had to zoom this to read it, but it was well worth it!
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How do you motivate students who don't care about grades? You take a turn with badges in education and see how different results can come about.
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A quick overview of ways to incorporate the use of badges in HE
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Game designers have mastered certain tricks that make games so addictive that people can’t stop playing them. Here are the top five secrets that game designers know, and some tips on how you can use these same game dynamics to make learning in your classroom as addictive as gaming.
Jacqui Kelly's insight:
A couple of practical suggestions on ways to introduce gaming elements into the curriculum
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Available now for iOS and Android Type:Rider--the Final Fontasy of video games--encourages players to learn about type by exploring a world of fonts...
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Lots of tips and ideas you can use to make your lessons fun, without having to make many updates.