50 Sites & Apps for K-12 Education Games By Diana Restifo, David Kapuler 19 October 2021 Game-based learning is a great way to integrate technology into the classroom while engaging kids with real learning.
How Colleges are Using Minecraft to Create Events and Activities By Ellen Ullman 17 September 2020 Higher ed institutions have discovered the value of Minecraft to bridge gaps brought on by remote learning
S.S. Grin Invites Kids on Journey of Social Learning By TL Editors 14 February 2020 S.S. Grin does a good job of introducing each character's values and strengths via role playing and storytelling.
GameSalad Guides Kids in Digital Game Design and Creation By TL Editors 30 January 2020 GameSalad lets kids create custom games in a visual, rule-based coding system, so there's no need to know any coding language.
CoderZ’s New Cyber Robotics 102 Curriculum Engages Students in Coding and STEM By TL Editors 23 January 2020 Cyber Robotics 102 has students work in an online virtual environment that features a new robot called Ruby and that accurately mimics real-life physics and a physical setting.
MIND Research Institute Launches New Version of ST Math By TL Editors 10 January 2020 MIND Research Institute today announced the launch of an all-new version of its flagship solution, ST Math®.
AlgoBot: Fun Way to Introduce Computer Science Algorithms By TL Editors 03 January 2020 Algo Bot is a game where players solve basic puzzles through arranging sequences of commands.
Classcraft: Teamwork is Key in Game-Based Behavior Management App By Tech & Learning 25 November 2019 Classcraft is an online fantasy-themed behavior- and learning-management role-playing game
Duolingo: Kids Learn Languages with Games, Small Steps By TL Editors 22 November 2019 Duolingo is a game-based language-learning tool.
Teach Coding & Computer Science With Top Gaming Platform Roblox By TL Editors 07 November 2019 Like Minecraft, this popular gaming platform can be used to teach and demonstrate specific skills, with careful planning and structured implementation.
Building The First Middle School Esports League By Chris Aviles, Teacher, Fair Haven Schools, NJ 03 October 2019
DreamBox Learning Math A Top Tool For Math Practice, Homework, and More By TL Editors 25 September 2019 DreamBox Learning Math is an interactive, adaptive, self-paced program that provides engaging activities for students to learn and practice skills in mathematics.
Minecraft: Kids Learn 21st Century Skills While Building New Worlds By TL Editors 16 September 2019 Minecraft is a sandbox game that can be adapted to fit nearly any objective or subject, with lessons lasting as short as one period or the entire year.
Epistory - Typing Chronicles, Ideal for Typing or Computer Skills Class By TL Editors 23 August 2019 In Epistory - Typing Chronicles, players control a woman with amnesia riding a three-tailed fox across a colorful, papercraft landscape.
Best Games for Back to School: Video Games Finally Make a Legitimate Move into the Classroom By Chris Aviles, Teacher, Fair Haven Schools, NJ 14 August 2019 Game-based learning—where teachers teach and assess through video games—is being found in more and more classrooms.
Five-Star Game Creation Tool Shines By Tech & Learning 12 August 2019 GameMaker Studio 2 is the real deal; its drag-and-drop programming environment allows new game designers to jump right in and create 2D games.
Create Amazing Activities for any Subject With GooseChase EDU By Tech & Learning 10 July 2019 GooseChase EDU is a web-based platform that creates scavenger hunts for an app of the same name on mobile (iOS and Android) devices.
Top Google Education News, Tips, and Resources from #ISTE19 By Shelly Terrell 27 June 2019 This year’s conference highlighted so many ways to use Google apps and tools to engage learners and make grading, assessment, feedback, pbl, gamification, student engagement, collaboration, student choice, and student voice easy to do!
ISTE NEWS: Nearpod Launches Time To Climb By TL Editors 23 June 2019 Time to Climb is designed to ignite friendly competition and interactivity in the classroom while assessing students’ understanding.
