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See on Scoop.it - Gamified Classrooms This report from FutureLab at National Foundation for Educational Research (NFER) in England and Wales (NFR) provides an update about game-based learning and its potential impact on learning and teaching. See on vteducation.org

See on Scoop.it - Gamified Classrooms Not interested in "traditional" video games? These four independent titles eschew the gameplay experience for more interesting tales that will challenge your mind and your morals. See on gigaom.com

See on Scoop.it - Gamified Classrooms The very best storytelling games to light your imagination on fire io9 Take an evening joking around with friends, add a pinch of D&D and a dash of Who's Line Is It Anyway?, and you've got some idea of what a story game is. See on io9.com

See on Scoop.it - Gamified Classrooms The Game Archaeologist: The PLATO MMOs, part 2 Joystiq Last time we saw some of the innovations that would fuel MUDs and MMOs in years to come: networking, persistent characters, multiplayer matches with up to 32 people at a time, 3-D gaming in a... See on massively.joystiq.com