Join us at the new Play + Learn conference
I delighted to announce a brand new initiative focussing on play and learning in the UK. The inaugural Play+Learn conference will take place on 17-19 June 2015 at the University of […]
I’m delighted to announce that in a collaboration led by Richard Hudson from Twin Cities Public Television (TPT) and with
Making a game of the Magna Carta Next year, the Magna Carta is 800 years old. As a seminal piece
Games are everywhere aren’t they? Never before have games had such a high profile or generated so much debate. I
A guest post by Bill Magana via Bluefire PR Google’s upcoming wearable computer heads-up display, Google Glass, may still be in
If we believe that learning can be a profound, life-changing experience, we cannot merely scratch the surface of a subject
The brilliant educational thinker, John Dewey, argued that “the purpose of education is to bring meaning to experience,” but discovering
As you may know, I’m a great believer in the potential of games to engage and stimulate users. I’m more
This week the UK’s National Foundation for Educational Research (NFER) released a study examining the latest research about game-based learning. The
I saw this interesting infographic over at Getting Smart the other day. I think it makes some thought-provoking comments about