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Answerables

Technology Tidbits

Answerables is a wonderful site that is a cross between Game Based Learning meets a Learning Management System. This is an innovative place where educators can "Gamify" a lesson and have their students collaborative learn in a safe 3D dimensional environment (think Second Life for kids).

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Class Compete

Technology Tidbits

Class Compete is a fantastic Game Base Learning and Assessment system that educators are using to help boost student's test scores and eliminate test anxiety. and follows the familiar "running/racing" game formula. Below is a brief demo video. For my Pinterest board on Game Based Learning click here.

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Class Compete

Technology Tidbits

Class Compete is a fantastic Game Base Learning and Assessment system that educators are using to help boost student's test scores and eliminate test anxiety. and follows the familiar "running/racing" game formula. Below is a brief demo video. For my Pinterest board on Game Based Learning click here.

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Class Compete

Technology Tidbits

Class Compete is a fantastic Game Base Learning and Assessment system that educators are using to help boost student''s test scores and eliminate test anxiety. and follows the familiar "running/racing" game formula. Below is a brief demo video. For my Pinterest board on Game Based Learning click here.

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Using the Real World Classrooms Model When Teaching Finance

The CoolCatTeacher

They can see demos of our technology, download samples of the curriculum like I said, contact us with questions, see pricing, and things like that. On that, people can see samples of the curriculum that we wrote that goes with the model. They can get more information about how the model itself actually works. Vicki: Awesome. Thank you, Brian.

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