Este sempre foi um tema que me apaixonou e nada mais natural do que querer aprender um pouco mais sobre o mesmo.
ADOREI o CURSO.... fiquei com imensos recursos e ideias para aplicar nas aulas!
Partilho convosco algum material que vos poderá ser útil!
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Useful resources that you can consult to dive into the topic of games-based learning.
Highlighted resources
- Digital Games in Schools – A Handbook for Teachers handbook published by European Schoolnet in 2009 as part of the first edition of the Games in Schools project, funded by ISFE
- What we mean by: Learning through play, published in 2017 by The LEGO Foundation
Reports
- Digital Games for Learning – Conclusions and Recommendations from the IMAGINE project, published in 2010 as part of EUN’s IMAGINE project
- Playful Learning: Computer Games in Education, written by Ollie Bray and published by Microsoft in 2012
Websites
- Gamesforchange.org, a website that focuses on games as a force for social innovation
- Q2L.org, the website of the school Quest to Learn, which incorporates games in all aspects of teaching and learning
Books
- ”What Video Games Have to Teach Us About Learning and Literacy”, by James Paul Gee,2014
- “Don’t Bother me Mom, I’m Learning”, by Marc Prensky, 2006
- “Reality is Broken: Why Games Make Us Better and How They Can Change the World”, by Jane McGonigal, 2011
Academic Journals
White papers
- Learning though play at school, The LEGO foundation, 2019
- Play facilitation: the science behind the art of engaging young children, The LEGO Foundation, 2019
Below, please find a list of all the different resources that Ollie mentioned throughout this module on learning games. Exploring some of these might help you to get inspired ....
Language apps and games
Movement apps and games
- Just Dance 2019
- Run Keeper
- FitBit
- Google Fit
- Zombies, Run!
- Harry Potter Wizzards Unite
- Pokémon Go
- Geocaching
Cognitive development apps and games
Simulation apps and games
- Roller Coaster Tycoon Adventures
- Farming Simulator 19
- Train Simulator
- Flight Simulator X
- Forestry 2019 – The simulation
- Football Manager 2019
- Total War: Rome II
- Universe Sandbox
- Stop Disasters!
Resource galleries for learning games
Journals
n the list below you can find all resources Ollie mentioned in this Module. Feel free to try out any that have caught your attention and might be interesting for the use in your classroom. Enjoy playing!
Augmented reality resources
- IKEA video showing their AR app
- Pokémon Go
- Harry Potter Wizards Unite
- SpecTrek
- Seek and Spell
- Google Translate App with AR feature
- Quiver
- AR Dinopark
- Star Walk
- HoloLens
Virtual reality resources
- Google Cardboard
- Google Cardboard Camera
- Google Expeditions
- Google Cardboard Design Lab
- Titans of Space
- YouTube 360
- unimersiv
- "5 Steps to Bringing VR into the Classroom", by Ian Phillips, Assistant Head and Director of Computing and ICT, Haberdashers’ Aske’s Boys’ School, published by INTEL
Digital Badges
Resources for creating badges:
Resources for issuing badges:
In the list below you can find all resources Ollie mentions in this Module. We hope that some of them will be inspiring and useful to support your students’ in becoming creators of digital games!
Scratch and Scratch Jr
- Explore Scratch Projects
- Get started with your Scratch Ideas
- Try out Scratch Starter Programs
- Learn how to use Scratch Jr
- Read more in the Scratched Guide
- Take part in a Scratch Day Event
Simple Games Design Tools
Advanced Games Design Tool
Further Training
More Resources
- The Game Educator’s Handbook
- PEGI – Pan European Game Information
- PEGI: Parental Controls
- ISFE: Responsible Gameplay
- UNICEF Discussion Paper Series: Children’s Rights and Business in a Digital World: Child Rights and Online Gaming: Opportunities & Challenges for Children and the Industry
- Better Internet for Kids
