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- 1. Dr. Steve BunceIntroduction to Games for Education
- 2. There are lotsof video games
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- 6. Atari 2600 What’smy story with video games?
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- 8. ‘ a goodgame will stay with us all our lives’ ‘ a good game makes us long to play it again’ Kramer (2005)
- 9. The Logical Journeyof the Zoombinis
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- 13. Today I willfocus on four areas Game study Game play Game making Game innovation
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- 16. There are manyexamples where games have been identified as having potential for learning Prensky (2001); McFarlane et al . (2002); Facer et al . (2003); Gee (2003); de Freitas (2006) Kirriemuir & McFarlane (2006) Hsi (2007) Williamson et al . (2009) with Futurelab ‘ Computer game playing is seen as a possible venue for understanding how to create engaging learning environments’ (Hsi, 2007). Game study
- 17. Horizon report 2011Highlights game-based learning will be important to education It describes three types of educational games: Non digital games Digital games (no collaboration) Digital games (with collaboration) (New Media Consortium 2011)
- 18. Futurelab – Digitalliteracy (2010)
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- 21. Endless Ocean Usingthe game as a theme
- 22. Endless Ocean Teachersthought of many links to the game
- 23. Endless Ocean –3D map
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- 25. Trauma Centre: Secondopinion Classroom organisation
- 26. Trauma Centre: Secondopinion Screen Doctor using the controls Helper Helper Observer Observer
- 27. Trauma Centre: SecondOpinion
- 28. Futurelab – Digitalliteracy 2010
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- 30. Professor Layton andthe curious village
- 31. Using a gameas a theme Prof Layton website with interactive demo http:// professorlaytonds.com/curiousvillage /
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- 34. Good day, sir! Are you Inspector Chemley? We hear the famous Mona Lott painting has been stolen. Is this true? LAYTON
- 35. Using a gameas a theme Character analysis Setting Dialogue Problems to solve
- 36. Nintendo DS &Brain training Derek Robertson LTScotland
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- 41. Online games ( www.tutpup.com )
- 42. Social gaming -Farmville
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- 44. Game making withSCRATCH
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- 47. Game-based learning -Kodudes http:// sites.google.com/site/koduxperts/home
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- 49. Game design -3 questions What experience do we want the learner to have? What is essential to that experience? How can we capture that essence? ‘ The Art of Game Design’ Jesse Schell, 2008
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- 51. Epic Citadel (oniTouch, iPhone iPad) http://timrylands.com/
- 52. Game-based learning example– Sony Eyepet
- 53. Augmented reality –Zooburst.com
- 54. Futurelab – Digitalliteracy
- 55. Game literacy Developmentof video games Entrepreneurship Creativity and innovation Cooperative skills Communicative competence Analytical and reflective competences Information literacy – the ability to find and evaluate information Functional skills – the ability to play Mathias Poulson
- 56. Thinking dice Bloom’s Revised Taxonomy Yellow dice – Remembering…ICT lessons
- 57. Steve Bunce info@4thinking.com
Editor's Notes
- #2 Speaker’s comments about the slides will appear here. The videos have been removed to reduce the file size. Thank you, Steve
- #4 With each blockbuster film there is an accompanying game.
- #5 There are games for all sorts of activities – walking.
- #6 There are games for all sorts of activities – even bungee jumping.
- #7 My experience of video games from being a boy.
- #8 Many of these early games have lasted and are still popular.
- #10 Educational game
- #11 Educational game
- #12 Not designed as an educational game, but can be used for learning.
- #13 Sim City – again not an educational game, lots of learning goes on within and through discussion.
- #14 Four main areas which the talk will focus on.
- #17 Some examples of research on how games are being used
- #19 How Futurelab have definined Digitial literacy, how it relates to game literacy. Examples of Futurelab’s research into using games and links to their reports will be shared.
- #22 Video game for the Nintendo Wii – you are a diver in the ocean. There are many activities you can plan around the game.
- #23 Video game for the Nintendo Wii – you are a diver in the ocean. There are many activities you can plan around the game.
- #24 3D map created by the children to recreate stories of diving.
- #25 Example of Trauma Center: Second Opinion for Nintendo Wii. The game follows the story of a new surgeon to a hospital and teaches them how to perform simple operations.
- #26 Example video of children working in different roles – collaborating and supporting each other. The video does not show game play – only the students’ faces.
- #27 Arrangement of the students around the screen to play the game.
- #28 Example photo of children working in different roles – collaborating and supporting each other. The photo shows the seating arrangement in the classroom.
- #29 How Futurelab have definined Digitial literacy, how it relates to game literacy. Examples of Futurelab’s research into using games and links to their reports will be shared.
- #31 Video game for the Nintendo DS
- #32 Example video trailer of Professor Layton and the curious village (video is similar to this http://uk.ign.com/videos/2007/10/15/professor-layton-and-the-curious-village-ds-trailer-2007-10-15?objectid=859513 )
- #35 Example of children adding their text to create a scene from the game, using Powerpoint.
- #37 Language learning using Nintendo DS and brain training
- #38 Collaborating using the ‘Pictochat’ tool on the Nintendo DS
- #40 Example photograph of activity using Pictochat tool on Nintendo DS.
- #41 Example screenshot of a game integrated into Microsoft Office
- #43 Example of a social game on Facebook that has been a huge success. Personally, I haven’t used the social games yet in school due to e-safety concerns. There is potential that social gaming like Farmville will become the most popular type of gaming.
- #45 Screenshot to describe the importance of students creating games as well as playing games.
- #46 Screenshot of interface. I won’t be spending time explaining how to create the games, just showing that it’s possible.
- #47 Screenshot of Microsoft Kodu interface
- #48 Screenshot of creating game using PC
- #49 Playstation 3 Little Big Planet and mention of gamers creating their own levels. Links to science and especially physics simulations.
- #50 Game design key questions.
- #52 Example screenshot of an iPad and iPhone game
- #53 Game for the Playstation 3 – an augmented reality pet
- #54 Link to website called Zooburst, where you can create your own augmented reality pop up book (http://www.zooburst.com/ )
- #55 How Futurelab have definined Digitial literacy, how it relates to game literacy. Examples of Futurelab’s research into using games and links to their reports will be shared.
- #56 How Futurelab have defined Digitial literacy, how it relates to game literacy. Examples of Futurelab’s research into using games and links to their reports will be shared.