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Game-Based Learning

Check the Facts

Apr 17, 2012

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CHECK THE FACTS: And speaking of gaming, if you're still thinking in terms of the Sony PlayStation and Nintendo Wii, you may want to consult this infographic and timeline on the Gameification of Education from Knewton. My how time flies -- Leonard still remembers practicing double-digit addition on MathBlaster!

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