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The Top 10 Free Educational Video Games
December 15, 2007
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Electronic Arts, Game Discussion, Game Studies, Indiana University, MacArthur Foundation, Making Video Games, Military Games, MIT, MMORPGs, Neverwinter Nights, Research, Serious Games, Sims, Simulations, UT, Video Game Research, Virtual Worlds | Tagged: America's Army, Arden, Canadian History, Chris Dede, Education Arcade, Edward Castronova, Food-Force, George Mason University, Harvard, HopeLab, Innovate, Joel Foreman, NSF, Numedeon, Quest Atlantis, Revolution, Sasha Barab, Serious Worlds Initiative, Sim City, Whyville | 
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Playing with Frogs and Virtual Dissections
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7 Comments | Game Discussion, Game Studies, Game Writing, Making Video Games, Media, Medical Games, Sims, Simulations, Video Game Research, Virtual Reality | Tagged: Canadian Research, frog dissections, frogs, haptic interfaces, haptic programming, Simon Fraser University, US News & World Report, virtual frogs | Permalink
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Educational Uses for the Nintendo DS
July 11, 2007This post has moved. You can find it here:
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16 Comments | Business Games, DS, Game Discussion, Game Studies, Game Writing, GBA, Making Video Games, Media, Nintendo, PSP, Serious Games, Video Game Research, Web 2.0, WSJ | Permalink
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