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James Gee, Arizona State University
This is an interesting interview that explores the use of gaming in learning. I am really curious about the use of gaming in classes and one of the presentations that caught my eye at a the iCTLT conference in Singapore was by Mary Burns on Assessing 21st Learning, who discussed the [...]

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