Gaming Across the Curriculum BYOL session – Finding and Evaluating Educational Games
Marjee Chmiel, National Geographic Society, @mchmiel, http://marjee.org
Trevor Owens, Center for History and New Media @tjowens, http://trevorowens.org
Game directories
http://gamesforchange.org/play
http://supersmartgames.com (modified September 15, 2011)
Game recommendations
Coaster Creator – http://www.jason.org/digital_library/4851.aspx
Gravitee 2 – http://www.kongregate.com/games/FunkyPear/gravitee-2
Do I Have a Right – http://www.icivics.org/games/do-i-have-right
The Jamestown Online Adventure Game – http://www.historyglobe.com/jamestown
How to use games
- share them in a diigo group, on a website or newsletter
- “free time” activities
- classroom activity
- “homework”
- your ideas (from comments)
Physics games from my diigo
- www.physicsgames.net/game/Magic_Pen.html
www.itsgamertime.com/linerunner.php(updated September 15, 2011)- www.fantasticcontraption.net
Thanks for sharing. Students love playing games and teachers love games that teach!
Great list. Looks like a lot of fun. thank you for sharing.
Try more physics games at http://www.phyfun.com, new games are added every day.