Posts Tagged ‘gbl’
RRL#2 Game-Based Learning
Game-based learning or GBL refers to the different kinds of software applications that use games for learning and educational purposes. If used effectively and in a coherent and relevant way, can support both the option of more choice for how the learner can learn as well as offering the potential for personalizing the learning experience. Moreover, it also offers a way of integrating a range of different learning tools into a more coherent view of learning from the learner’s perspective. However, it relies upon two factors: readiness of the learner to adapt to a new learning tool and the correct level of institutional support.
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On usability and thesis
We have been moving on a bit slowly these days because of a problem many of us might have encountered: choosing the right platform.
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Game Based Learning and Learning Styles Inventory
There is no reason that a generation that can memorize over 100 Pokemon characters with all their characteristics, history and evolution can’t learn the names, populations, capitals and relationships of all the 101 nations in the world.
- Prensky, 2001a . Digital natives, digital immigrants, On the Horizon 9 (5)
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Of cutting a spanish class
we badly need to cut our spanish 10 class… 
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May Bukas Pa
What a title. But seriously, after the rain, a ray of light shone on us for our project. Read the rest of this entry »
