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The document outlines various educational resources and game-based learning initiatives aimed at enhancing students' engagement and understanding through game design and play. It includes references to platforms like Microsoft Kodu, ecological games, and citizen science projects that integrate real-world issues with gameplay. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of freedom in the learning process, allowing students to explore, fail, and define their identities through gaming.
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- 2. OETC Game Play –Freedom to Learn freedom of effort (can alternate between intense and relaxed) freedom to fail (step towards mastery) Exercise Freedom Growing through failure and exploration. freedom to fashion identities freedom of interpretation freedom to experiment (defining the self/understanding their relationship to others and the world) Moving learning games forward: obstacles, opportunities, & openness. Eric Klopfer, Scot Osterweil, and Katie Salen, 2009. The Education Arcade
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- 12. Studio K isa game design curriculum, online community, and set of teachersupport tools intended to enable teachers to help learners how to make their own video games using Microsoft Kodu. Kodu is a powerful 3D game design and programming tool that enables users to focus on creating compelling games for their friends. www.gameslearningsociety.org
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- 23. Immune Defense: Making Proteinsas Familiar as Zombies. Subtitle is grey. ImmuneDefenseGame.org Making Proteins as Familiar as Zombies.
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- 26. Trails Forward isan ecological, multiplayer strategy game currently in development with funding from the UW-Madison Graduate School. Based on the research of the interdisciplinary UW-Madison Conservation Conversation Group, Trails Forward will enable testing the hypothesis that complex, agent-based simulation games can broaden public participation in science. www.gameslearningsociety.org
- 27. Control "Raven" virusparticles trying to infect, replicate inside of, and escape from a host cell. Fight off host and cellular immune responses with armies of viral proteins while stealing precious energy and production facilities to make more of yourself. You have numbers and speed on your side, use them wisely and recklessly. www.gameslearningsociety.org
- 28. Citizen Science isan online flash-based computer adventure game in which the player is a young adult who becomes concerned about the health of a local lake threatened by eutrophication. Based at Lake Mendota in Madison, WI, the player's goal is to restore the lake. By focusing on the ecological needs of Lake Mendota as well as the surrounding community, the game is able to bring together real-world issues and scientific practices. www.gameslearningsociety.org
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Editor's Notes
- #42 Immune Attack is “intended for” AP Biology studentsHowever, any child who can read enjoys the game and learns cell biology.Teachers can learn such things on the Science Game Center