Games and Learning

Learning games have it rough. Non-learning games are designed around a single primary goal: player enjoyment. That can be challenging enough to accomplish, but learning games have two primary goals:… more »

In the afterschool space, a new breed of professional development programs is expanding learning opportunities for urban youth by cultivating partnerships between classroom teachers and community-based educators. Through programs like… more »

Game design has unique relevance to effective teaching – it develops the skills teachers need to create engaging learning experiences where students can take on meaningful roles, explore complex problems,… more »

One of the major challenges facing both new and experienced teachers is how to offer feedback on classroom techniques and lessons that are helpful and seen as non-threatening. TeachLivE does… more »