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8 reasons game-based learning is growing

eSchool News

Revenue for game-based learning and education is projected to reach more than $24 billion by 2024, according to a new market forecast. Metaari’s 2019-2024 Global Game-based Learning Market study , released by Serious Play Conference, notes that growth in AI game-based learning also is expected to skyrocket, analysts say.

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8 things pushing the growth of game-based learning

eSchool News

Revenue for game-based learning and education is projected to reach more than $24 billion by 2024, according to a new market forecast. Metaari’s 2019-2024 Global Game-based Learning Market study , released by Serious Play Conference, notes that growth in AI game-based learning also is expected to skyrocket, analysts say.

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5 Steps to Gamify Your Elementary Classroom

The CoolCatTeacher

Check out this and other Adobe resources including some from my friend Todd Nesloney on the Education Trailblazers Pinterest board that you can view at coolcatteacher.com/adobepins. She is an Apple Distinguished Educator, Seesaw Ambassador, Book Creator Ambassador and FlipGrid Ambassador.

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Power Up Your Classroom with Game Play [interview with Cate Tolnai and Lindsay Blass] – SULS022

Shake Up Learning

They share their passion for gamifying the classroom with game-based learning and teaching through play. We discuss what types of classroom environments are appropriate for gamification and ways you can incorporate game-based learning today! Gamification v. Game-Based Learning. [13:43]

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A Decade Into Experiments With Gamification, Edtech Rethinks How to Motivate Learners

Edsurge

This was in early 2019. By the end of the year, the Dhariwals had created a working prototype for CoCo Learn , which they describe as “a real-time, co-creative platform for young people.” CoCo is still in its beta phase, being tested out by educators from 65 different countries. But they stuck to their anti-gamification stance.

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Why Games are Central to Building Math Fluency

MIND Research Institute

Educators agree that basic math facts are crucial building blocks for developing a strong understanding of math. Similar findings were also uncovered during research on the ST Math program (Rutherford, 2019). For games to provide a valuable learning experience, they must offer meaningful engagement. What about accuracy?