Computer Games in Education - Unlocking Learning
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Games Based Learning in Schools - up-dated November 2010
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Computer Games in Education - Unlocking Learning
- 1. Unlocking Learning: Computer Games in Education Ollie Bray National Adviser Emerging Technologies in Learning www.ltscotland.org.uk
- 5. 32 Local Authorities 54,000 Teachers 750,000 Students 3,000 Schools 1 Country
- 11. Why?
- 16. competitive…
- 18. Relationships
- 19. Relationships
- 21. Common Language
- 24. the star trek principle? Contextual Hubs
- 25. How do we get people to look at things differently?
- 39. “If you want to engage the learners then you need to engage the teachers first” James Huggins, Managing Director, Made in Memadeinme.co.uk
- 41. Planning
- 57. Nice Graphics Book / Comic Feel
- 58. Developed Narrative Book / Comic Feel
- 59. Decision Making
- 60. Problem solving
- 61. Explore the book
- 62. Cliff Hangers
- 68. Dr Marcus de Sautoy
- 72. Maths tests – Lochend and Lourdes Lochend 50 students Lourdes 40 students 0.0 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 7.0 Average test scores before Mangahigh Average test scores after Mangahigh Increase of 23% Increase of 13% 0.0 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 Average test scores before Mangahigh Average test scores after Mangahigh
- 80. Children showed Improvement Motivating Encourage practice Build relationships
- 89. “The majority of them really liked it so I said I would install it on their machines. A few replied I didn’t need to do that, ‘because I’m going to download it myself at home tonight’. High praise indeed”. Alan Hamilton Stirling High School - learnerham.org.uk
- 100. 5. Creating content
- 101. 3 18
- 102. Using appropriate software, I can work collaboratively to design an interesting and entertaining game which incorporates a form of control technology or interactive multimedia. TCH 2-09a
- 103. National Progression Award Computer Games Design Levels : SCQF 4, 5 and 6 3 Units • Design • Media Assets • Development
- 108. immersive
- 109. Instant feedback
- 110. complex tasks
- 111. literacy
- 112. rules and building blocks
- 113. change variables - science
- 125. boundaries
- 126. boundariesblurred
- 130. culture
- 132. platform limitations
- 133. training
- 135. Gulucan village in West China motivation
- 136. Gulucan village in West China motivation
- 137. Gulucan village in West China motivation
- 138. “It is only by watering ideas do we find out if it is a weed or a flower” Siobhan Reddy, Executive Producer - Little Big Planet.
- 139. Ollie Bray Learning & Teaching Scotland o.bray@ltscotland.org.uk @olliebray
Notas del editor
- There are a significant number of commercially available titles that have great application for use in the curriculum – educationally valid, and having a significant impact on the engagement of the pupil in their learning.
- Our games design work has also really started to take off and authorities from all over Scotland have really bought into the initiative which will provide support and resources for a progressive 3 -18 which we hope will develop and equip Scotland's next generation of games makers.
- …or indeed games like man hunt where you suffocate people with a plastic bag (another Scottish classic!) becomes available on a new generation of consoles…
- … such as Project Natal (launching in Q4 2010) where you don’t need a controller as it has full body recognition creating real immersive game play allowing you to act out complex sequences and violence.
- Health Warning
- Thank you.