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| − | ==Ways to Enter (and/or add to) the TESC Games Wiki Taxonomy== | + | Entries added to the TESC Games Wiki should include some robust, theory-driven assessment of the games and resources as potential game-based learning tools. Students in ''Playing to Learn'' should definitely make reference to key theoretical frameworks they studied in ''Rules of Play'', by Salen & Zimmerman, and James Paul Gee's ''What Video Games Have to Teach Us About Learning and Literacy''. They might also consider using the game play analysis and review worksheets as a template for posting entries to this Wiki. |
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| + | <big>[[:Category: Management Games]]</big> | ||
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| + | <big>[[:Category: Ice Breakers]]</big> | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:51, 18 November 2015
Welcome to the main page of the TESC Games Wiki. This page began with the program, Playing to Learn: Games in Education, Management, and Social Change, offered in the 2015-16 academic year by Joli Sandoz and John Baldridge. The intent of the TESC Games Wiki project is for students to develop a catalog (with taxonomic categories) of learning games and learning game design resources available in the campus library.
Entries added to the TESC Games Wiki should include some robust, theory-driven assessment of the games and resources as potential game-based learning tools. Students in Playing to Learn should definitely make reference to key theoretical frameworks they studied in Rules of Play, by Salen & Zimmerman, and James Paul Gee's What Video Games Have to Teach Us About Learning and Literacy. They might also consider using the game play analysis and review worksheets as a template for posting entries to this Wiki.
The creators of this Wiki anticipate some fruitful disorder as the taxonomy develops, and look forward to its evolution over time!
Ways to Enter (and/or add to) the TESC Games Wiki Taxonomy
Category:Education Games & Resources
Category:Management Games & Resources
Category:Social Change Games & Resources
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