
Learning Games Network Games+Learning+Society Conference, aka GLS 6.0, is accepting submissions!
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In just over 7 months — June 6-11, 2010, to be precise — the Games+Learning+Society Conference in Madison, Wisconsin, will be upon us! Check out GLS 6.0's newly-released program structure and keynote speakers. (Plus, don't overlook the mysterious Friday afternoon slot from 2:00-3:00pm.)

Learning Games Network Coming in Jan 2010 - a Teacher Professional Learning Community for learning games. Click through to read more!
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The first, Educational Video Games Mix Cool With Purpose, highlights Gamestar Mechanic and Quest Atlantis. Prof Sasha Barab, creator of Quest Atlantis, refers to the challenges of learning games with this ...

Learning Games Network An interesting article on game-making in school from the latest issue of Edutopia...
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The most recent issue of Edutopia includes a great article on GameDesk, a pilot program which launched earlier this year as a collaboration between Los Angeles' Crenshaw High School and USC's Integrated Media Systems Center (IMSC) in the Viterbi School of Engineering.

Learning Games Network New York Hall of Science is looking for games!
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On Friday, the New York Hall of Science announced its Interactive Design Contest — winners will have their work featured on www.nysci.org. You must submit your entry by December 18, 11:59 pm, EST. Winners ...

Learning Games Network Check out this fifth and final video, the "Dream Assignment" winner for our video contest's post-secondary category. (Awarded "First Place" and "People's Choice")
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This is my submission for Learning Game Network's "My Dream Assignment" contest. Using speech recognition software in an RPG-type video game could allow anyone to learn a foreign language.

Grace Wong Sook Yin Great job..All the world need it..

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Was physics your favorite subject in school? Check out the "Dream Assignment" winner for our video contest's high school category. (Awarded "First Place" and "People's Choice") http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GH9CeA-dE ps
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The Great Escape is a game where players use their knowledge of physics to escape from prison. On each level, they must hit the green switch with a projectile they fire from within the blue region. This allows them to learn physics concepts while having fun solving the levels. ...

Michael J. Trout Glad I found you and will plug you on our e-Revolution Movement, a new fashion for global education. I talked to all about my interest in games in education and here you are doing it! I hope you all will support the eRevolution and the eSingularity Initiative to flatten global education!

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World of Warcraft and Sims fans, check out this winning "A-Ha Moment" entry for our video contest's high school category. (Awarded "First Place") http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCr9wv-B_ eo

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Have you ever had writer's block or played Portal? Check out this winning "A-Ha Moment" entry for our video contest's high school category. (Awarded "People's Choice") http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPaLK00g- 4g

Learning Games Network Rock Band & Guitar Hero fans, check out the winning "A-Ha Moment" entry for our video contest's middle school category. (Awarded "First Place" & "People's Choice")
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My entry for the Learning Games Network's contest "my a-ha moment." Please rate my video and help me win!

Learning Games Network You're invited to join us as we participate in the Future of Education interview series this Thursday: "Computer Games as Educational Tools"
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This Thursday, the Learning Games Network's Alex Chisholm, Scot Osterweil, and Jeff Applegate will join Steve Hargadon and his Future of Education interview series. The hour-long event, "Computer Games as Educational Tools," will take place online — and you're invited!

Learning Games Network Announcing our contest winners! Come watch the winning student videos on games and learning.
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Yesterday, we were very pleased to announce the winning videos from our A-Ha Moment Video Contest! You can check out AMD's press release here.

Learning Games Network BIG THANKS to everyone who helped spread the word about our Design Corps program! We're looking forward to working with some very talented and creative students this fall.
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