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Tag: games

Changes to my Edu Game Design module this semester

I need to update my syllabus for this Spring. I am tagging this #moocmooc as well because I am trying to think of agency as we

Class idea: Edu Game Hack-a-thon

So I came across this really simple but interesting post about educational games (funny I got the tweet thru a work colleague

Getting My Students Excited about Twitter: first steps

I love twitter In case you don’t know, I am planning a twitter treasure scavenger hunt with my students to introduce the

Game Ideas: Liquefy syllabus, alliteration poem, song-story

I got two three cool ideas for games I might use with my students this semester. I teach the last 1/3 of a module on creativit

Hack the #literatti to teach sustainability #clmooc

Here is a hack I am doing on the Litterati game, something shared on clmooc google+ (thanks to Janis Selby Jones for posting i

Hack the Folk Tale/Nursery Rhyme Game #clmoocgames

I have sooooo much I want to share about games, but I also want a chance to read what others in clmooc are doing this make cyc

Staying human #tvsz

So i am playing twitter vs zombies. Have been curious about this twitter game for ages, since I read about it on Hybrid Pedago

Reflection on my students’ games

I came back from a really exhausting, draining day, to find that some of my (mostly freshman) students from “module 3 :

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