On June 14, the Regional Museum of Natural History, Bhopal, held interactive sessions as part of its Summer Nature Study Programmes — Green Cub and Green Teen — to promote environmental awareness. Green Cub participants played educational games on topics like waste segregation and water conservation, led by Dilip Kumar Chakravarty.
Read MoreTwo educators from the NSW Department of Education are using gamification to enhance student engagement and learning. Kelly Pfeiffer created Eco Detectives, a Minecraft-based game that teaches environmental conservation through interactive virtual ecosystems.
Read MoreThe article discusses the effectiveness of serious games in raising awareness about food waste and environmental issues. One example is "Face-the-Waste," where players answer food waste-related questions, with wrong answers resulting in food disappearing down a conveyor belt. This game provoked strong emotional reactions, highlighting the power of games to engage players beyond statistics.
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