Tom Chatfield: 7 ways games reward the brain | Video on TED.com We're bringing gameplay into more aspects of our lives, spending countless hours — and real money — exploring virtual worlds for imaginary treasures. Why? As Tom Chatfield shows, …
I have not written a full blog post on this, (yet). I did enjoy the TEDTalk, but not as much as the previous quest. I think the TEDTalk was ‘enjoyable’ and present the view point of a games designer and …
Another quest, another posting. 7 Ways to Reward the Brain Quest uses a TED Talk and a simple task to engage the learner (me). Using one the many tools available for digital reflection (Blog, Youtube video, Cinch, etc), offer some …
So I am working through the second phase of tasks, preparing me to write a Quest and the submission task is right up my street. Questing, gamification, is not a new interest for me, I have been interested in …
More videos available on Youtube The system takes whatever curriculum you choose and makes it a game. The tool adds game layers including experience points, levelling, awards, achievements, and most importantly student choice. (Chris Haskell, co-inventor of the system). IMHO …
International Hobo – BrainHex – Intro Find out your BrainHex class by answering the following videogame-related questions, and help International Hobo study the reasons why players enjoy different gaming experiences in this new survey and player satisfaction model. (Although this …
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This summer is focused on gaming. I have spent 2 full days working with Quest5 and now the beta launch of 3D Game enters the fray. No longer a student but a player…. here we go. This 3D Gamelab is …
