This document summarizes a workshop on gaming in media literacy held by Hanze University students in Groningen, Netherlands. It includes a brainstorming session on media literacy, classifications of different types of games like core, casual, and serious games. Examples of games that teach media literacy skills like My Pop Studio and Global Conflicts are described. The document discusses why games can be used to teach, examples of social media and mobile games, and potential effects of future games on media literacy education.

1. Workshop Gaming in Media Literacyby Hanze Universitystudents Groningen, the Netherlands"DON'T BOTHER ME, MOM -- I'M LEARNING” - M. PrenskyBolivia:Gabriel CaprilesFloresGreece:DimitraPanopoulouThe Netherlands:Anja BrunekreeftLaura ten HaveMarlousHoogendoornGerthiOostingLeonie Wijsbeek

2. IndexBrainstorm sessionClassifications of GamesExamples of GamesDiscussionWhyuse games to teach?Social Media GamesMobile GamesDiscussion

3. Gaming in Media Literacy brainstormDiscusswhatyouthink Media Literacy is.Time: 5 minutes

4. Gaming in Media Literacy Video Games – Core GamingKnownforitshistory aspect

5. Developedfor pc’s, butmostlyplayedon consoles- Action games:- RolePlaying Games (RPG) - First PersonShooter - ThirdPersonShooter - Shootem up- Fighting Games Platform Games

6. Simulation Games

7. Strategic Simulation Games

8. Skill Simulation Games

9. Music Games

10. Sport GamesGaming in Media Literacy Video Games – CasualGamingEasy accessible – jump in and out ondemand

11. Playedon PC, PDA and Mobile Phones- 3 in a row- search and find- Time and Click – management- Word games- Board and Map- Puzzle games

12. Gaming in Media Literacy Video Games – SeriousGamingDesigned for education, simulation, advertising or training- Training: brain training games- Simulation - Advergames- Edutainment- Games-based learning (defined learning outcomes)- Edumarket games (combining several aspects in serious gaming)- News games- Simulation or simulation games- Persuasive games- Organizational- dynamic games- Games for health- Art games- Militainment

13. Gaming in Media LiteracyExamples of games – My Pop Studio

14. Gaming in Media LiteracyExamples of games – My Pop StudioWhat is My Pop StudioCreative play experience that strengthens critical thinking skills about television, music, magazines and online media directed at girlsFour studios: Magazine Studio, TV Studio, Music Studio, Digital StudioFree available online at www.mypopstudio.com, you have to log-in

15. Gaming in Media LiteracyExamples of games – My Pop StudioMagazine studio

16. Gaming in Media LiteracyExamples of games – My Pop StudioTV studio

17. Gaming in Media LiteracyExamples of games – My Pop StudioMusic studio

18. Gaming in Media LiteracyExamples of games – My Pop StudioDigital studio

19. Gaming in Media LiteracyExamples of games – My Pop StudioShare opinions

20. Gaming in Media LiteracyExamples of games – My Pop StudioCreators

21. Team of researchers

22. Media professionals at the Media Education Lab

23. Teams of girls

24. Why is this game necessary?

25. Entertainment media, popular culture, product placement, advertising, celebrity culture and online social interaction all have an influence on girls' social, mental, physical and emotional development

26. Recent study: today's children are not well-equipped to deal with the current digital media and advertising environmentGaming in Media LiteracyExamples of games – My Pop StudioLearningoutcomes

27. Understanding media messages

28. How to behave in situations they have not yet experienced.

29. Recognize the power they have to make effective choices about their media consumption behaviour.

30. Recognize that fashion magazines and advertising create impossible ideals and stereotypes that are unrealistic, unhealthy and undesirable in real lifeGaming in Media LiteracyExamples of games – Global Conflicts

31. Gaming in Media LiteracyExamples of games – Global ConflictsWhat is it?series of games for studentsexplore and learn about different conflicts throughout the world3D role playing games in a simulation set-upWhat do you have to do:Narrtor of a journalist  write articlesJournalist will meet different peopleMission of the game: form your opinion

32. Gaming in Media LiteracyExamples of games – Global ConflictsGlobal Conflicts: Latin America (GC:LA – 2008)Conflicts across the region from Bolivia up to the Mexican border.

33. Gaming in Media LiteracyExamples of games – Global ConflictsGlobal Conflicts Palestine (GC:P)Global Conflicts: Palestine (2007)Conflict between Israelis and Palestinians

34. Gaming in Media LiteracyExamples of games – Global ConflictsGlobal Conflicts: Child soldiers (GC:CS - 2009)Focusses on child soldiers in Uganda, human rights and war crimes.

35. Gaming in Media LiteracyExamples of games – Global ConflictsGlobal Conflicts: Sweatshop (GC:S)Journalist is in Bangladesh as a representative of European leatherwear to investigation child labour in a tannery

36. Gaming in Media LiteracyExamples of games – Global ConflictsAwards:Nordic Game Nominee (2008-2009)IndieCade Finalist (2008-2009)PcZone Indie Game of the Month award (2007)Children's software review (2007)KEK most creative product (2006)

37. Gaming in Media LiteracyExamples of games – Global Conflicts

38. Gaming in Media LiteracyExamples of games – The Wiki GameObjective of the game: You have to go from a starting Wikipedia article to an ending article using only the hyperlinks within the articleshttp://wikipediagame.org/

39. Gaming in Media LiteracyExamples of games – The Gamehttp://library.uncg.edu/game/newgame.html#

40. Gaming in Media LiteracyDiscussionShould we use games to teach Media Literacy?Why or why not?Which target group?In what kind of situation?

41. Gaming in Media LiteracyWhyWhychange the currentway of teaching?Ourlearners have changedradicallyThese learnersneed to bemotivated in newwaysPrensky: ‘Students are no longer the people our educational system was designed to teach.’

42. Gaming in Media LiteracyWhyWhy use games in education?Good game design is the keyJames Paul Gee (What Video Games Have to Teach Us About Learning and Literacy): ‘Games are heavily motivating’Computer can track choices of gamer

43. Gaming in Media LiteracyWhyEffectiveness of games

44. Multi-tasking