Students in the Lead: Game Design for Learning Earth Science
Peg Steffen, former NOAA Ocean Service Education coordinator, discusses game design. Games are increasingly used in classrooms to help inspire curiosity, creativity, collaboration and problem-solving skills. They can introduce real-world challenges and encourage systems thinking while learning Earth science content in non-traditional ways. This presentation introduces ways to help you create a design atmosphere in your classroom, how to get started in game design, and potential game challenges that will excite and motivate your students to dig into the Earth sciences.
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| 13566 | What's your experience? Aida Awad Sep, 2018 |
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| 13569 | Computer vs. Traditional (tabletop/card/board) Games Randy Russell Sep, 2018 |
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I pulled the educational research papers off of a ... Aida Awad Sep, 2018 |
| 13572 | Non-flash games? Rebecca Gilbert Sep, 2018 |
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Hi, I just wanted to comment that I've used the ... Sarah Glancy Sep, 2018 |
| 13577 | an idea to share Janice Novello Sep, 2018 |
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You might want to reach out to the Google ... Aida Awad Sep, 2018 |
| 13580 | Coding for kids David Hanke Sep, 2018 |
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This looks perfect for us as well. My colleagues ... David Hanke Sep, 2018 |
| 13586 | Anyone in Houston/Galveston? Shelley DuPuy Sep, 2018 |
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Just wondering if anyone here is from the ... Shelley DuPuy Sep, 2018 |
| 13593 | Let’s share resources! Sarah Glancy Sep, 2018 |
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I teach at the ... Randy Russell Sep, 2018 |
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