“Listen To Discern” Offers Useful Information Literacy Resources
This week, NPR ran a story about what it characterized as a successful informational literacy...
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Category: learning games
Ed Tech Digest
Five years ago, in another somewhat futile attempt to reduce the backlog of resources I want to...
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“Race To Ratify” Is A New Online U.S. History Game
Race To Ratify is a brand-new game from iCivics – they unveiled it today. Here’s how...
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“Where on Google Earth is Carmen Sandiego?” Is A Neat New Geography Game
Where on Google Earth is Carmen Sandiego? is a fun new game from Google. You travel around the...
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Ed Tech Digest
Five years ago, in another somewhat futile attempt to reduce the backlog of resources I want to...
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The Best Online Learning Games Of 2018 – Part Two
The parade of end-of-year “Best” lists continues. You can see all previous editions...
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The Dangers Of “Choose Your Own Adventure” Genre For Real & Painful Stories
I’m a big fan of Choose Your Own Adventure Games – both having students play them, and...
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“iCivics” Unveils New Information Literacy Game
iCivics in unveiling a new information literacy game on October 3rd called NewsFeed Defenders....
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“Computer Mice” Has A Nice Collection Of Learning Games For Beginning ELLs & Others
Computer Mice has a nice collection of audio-supported language games for Beginning English...
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It Appears That The Exceptional Science Site “Legends Of Learning” Is Now Really Free
Legends of Learning offers a ton of cool science games for students, and the ability to create a...
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Two New Interactives For Teaching Information Literacy
Here are two new additions to The Best Tools & Lessons For Teaching Information Literacy –...
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Ed Tech Digest
Four years ago, in another somewhat futile attempt to reduce the backlog of resources I want to...
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