"Game On!" Webinar Summary and Materials

Summer is the perfect time for playing games (albeit not outside in Arizona!) We had a great time yesterday with our "Game On!" webinar. David Roman, Technology Integration Specialist from Pinal County School Office, Professional Development Office was with us to talk about the K12 perspective on gaming in the classroom, and how it is impacting higher education.

We talked about why gaming is SO engaging to our ASU students and why K12 teachers are using them. Two case studies were discussed, and we shared some quick ideas to get started. Additionally, there were a lot of links shared in the discussions, so be sure to click below to see all the resources.

1. To watch a recording of our webinar, click here
2. To download a PDF of the slides, click here
3. To download a PDF of the handout with information and resources, click here.
4. Chat Room Shared Links:
1. Center for games and Impact at ASU: http://gamesandimpact.org/
2. Gaming online at ASU: https://housing.asu.edu/content/gaming
3. Tahnja Wilson from ASU Online is promoting the use of games for teaching:  http://teachonline.asu.edu/2014/05/games-4-change-2014-highlights-why-not-use-games-in-education/

Please be sure to join us for the "Brainstorm Blast" on August 5!

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