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Customized Learning Experiences: Personalizing Education with Educational Video Games in K12

Hurix Digital

Customized learning is also known by the terms personalized learning or individualized learning. Customized learning is an approach to K12 education that tailors instruction and learning experiences to meet the unique needs, interests, and abilities of each student through personalized learning paths.

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7 Key Benefits of Game-Based Education in a Digital World

Hurix Digital

The use of digital tools in education has been on the rise and this has made educators and students fall in love with game-based education. What is Game-Based Education? Game-based education is a type of innovative teaching methodology that defines learning outcomes. Let’s glance at the key benefits of game-based education.

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Testing Games vs. Teaching Games

Kapp Notes

There is an important difference between games that teach a learner how to do something and games that test what a learner already knows. Too often those two types of games are confused and an instructional designer or other person places the wrong type of game into the curriculum.

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Integrating Games into eLearning

Association eLearning

People often just look at video games as fun, but they can also be played to aid learning. Listed below are examples of when gaming and learning are combined to give learners an optimal, innovative experience. The player is graded based on how many actions they take to make the optimal experience for the passengers.

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Game Element: Pattern Recognition

Kapp Notes

Many games involve creating, identifying or predicting a pattern. This is a common element in many basic and electronic games. A simple example of a pattern recognition game is tic-tac-toe. In the game the player attempts to align 3 X’s or 3 O’s before an opponent can do the same.

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Learning Game Design Series, Part 4: Game Elements

Knowledge Guru

Welcome to Part 4 of my multi-part Learning Game Design series. In my last post , I talked about game mechanics. These are are the rules and procedures that guide the player and the game response to the player’s moves or actions. Now we’ll move on to game elements. Cooperation and/or competition.

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Learning Game Design Series, Part 3: Game Mechanics

Knowledge Guru

Welcome to Part 3 of my multi-part Learning Game Design series. In my last post , I talked about Step 2 in my 5-step process for getting started in game design: getting familiar with game elements. Specifically, I focused on game goals and game dynamics. Examples of explicit rules or mechanics that PLAYERS follow.

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