The Faculty of Journalism and Mass Communication at Sofia University held workshops in September and October to showcase the Media Masters educational game. More than 110 students and pupils tested the board game and its mobile app, culminating in a major workshop on recognizing fake news through realistic media scenarios.
Read MoreThe Crawling Dead is a new educational desktop game that turns parasitic wasps into ecological heroes, teaching players about their vital role in pest control. Developed by UCF computer science students and based on Professor Barbara Sharanowski’s research, the game blends biology with interactive learning.
Read MoreAfter the COVID-19 pandemic, the author created N.O.V.E.L., an educational board game about vaccines. The design emphasized early collaboration with experts, ensuring scientific accuracy from the start. The game was tailored for real classrooms, with short, modular phases, alignment with curriculum standards, and easy-to-use teacher resources.
Read MoreBlack Tampa Historians is a new 70-card educational game created by former teacher Ashley Morrow to highlight Tampa's Black history. After three years of research, Morrow designed the game to spark meaningful, intergenerational conversations through fun, multiple-choice questions.
Read More"Trailblazer Heroes," a cooperative card game developed by a team at Teachers College, Columbia University, celebrates Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) heritage. Guided by Professor Joey Lee, the game aims to empower young people by sharing positive examples of AAPI contributions across various fields like science, art, and politics.
Read More"Mooving Cows" is a free educational game developed by the University of Wisconsin-Madison, aimed at teaching effective cow handling skills to dairy farm workers, veterinarians, researchers, and students.
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