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Typing Games: Touch Typing Made Fun Published : 09/28/2017 12:52:48 | Categories : Weekly Blog
When it comes to 21st century skills, few are as widely useful and easily taught with video games as touch typing. Typing games give purpose to the practice of repeated exercises, making it easier to stay motivated and keep on practicing until touch typing is mastered.
Games in the Classroom: The Kokoa Education Standard Published : 09/21/2017 12:47:41 | Categories : Weekly Blog
Games in classroom settings are the present and future of education. When it comes to classroom engagement and teaching, few things can come as close as learning games. But who decides what's good and what's not?
Teaching with Games: Commercial or Learning Games? Published : 09/14/2017 12:44:31 | Categories : Weekly Blog
It can be challenging, even daunting, to determine which game is best for your educational needs. But what about the differences between commercial games and the ones designed solely for educational purposes - also known as learning games?
Teaching With Games: A Short Primer For Newbies Published : 09/07/2017 12:28:31 | Categories : Weekly Blog
Wondering whether teaching with games is for you? We've prepared a short quickstart guide that should be able to answer some of the burning questions you might have.
5 Great Educational Science Games for the Classroom Published : 08/31/2017 09:10:43 | Categories : Weekly Blog
It can be hard to figure out which games make for the best educational tools. Below are five examples of excellent educational games that bring on the science in the classroom!
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