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Educational & Instructional Tools,
CSUS University Computing: http://www.csus.edu/uccs/acadtech/tools/tools.htm.
This site contains a variety of applications, tools, templates,
software, tutorials, and examples which can be used in
conjunction with a WebCT course; most of the resources
available on this site
can be used outside of WebCT as well.
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Marc Prensky: http://www.marcprensky.com/dgbl/default.asp.
Author of the book, “Digital Game-Based Learning”.
His Website has much to offer, including writing excerpts on his
philosophy of learning, his products (games), services and more.
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TwitchSpeed: http://www.twitchspeed.com/.
The “Digital
Game-Based Learning” portal site, companion to Marc Prensky’s
book mentioned above.
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Barbara Brown & Associates: http://www.babrown.com/Games/Training.htm.
Use
your quiz questions to create games modeled after popular game-shows:
Concentration, Hollywood Squares,
Jeopardy, and Millionaire. Games can only be created
with Barbara Brown’s
software, which can be purchased for $50.00. A demo version
of the software
is available.
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Xplana Link Directory: Gaming: http://www.xplana.com/linklibrary/category/4.
A nice compendium site addressing the subject of learning
and teaching with technology.
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Teachopolis: http://www.teachopolis.org/arcade/index.html.
Share tips, view examples of digital games, download software
and gain a further understanding regarding the world of
online gaming in education.
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The Gateway: http://www.thegateway.org/.
Use
this site to search for free or inexpensive gaming resources,
among other things.
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MemoryLifter: http://www.memorylifter.com.
This
application-based flashcard program could become invaluable
to your students! Free to students and instructors.
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Digital Games for Online Learning Community: http://www.webct.com/games.
This is a great place for ideas,
resources and friendly discussions regarding online gaming
(geared toward WebCT users).
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