The first step in the prototype development process is to brainstorm ideas with subject matter experts programming team members and instructional game designers. The brainstorming process should result in the integration of the right amount of content and process knowledge integrated into the game along with identification of the flow of the prototype, the “teachable” […]
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Leave a Comment (1) →Home libraries are going the way of the dinosaur…so what is going to replace them? Home manufacturing rooms. In the future I think folks will have a room filled with printers that print plastic, glass, metals and when you want a product, you’ll go onto the web, check out the item in 3D or work […]
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Leave a Comment (2) →I am in San Fransisco at the annual ICT Center/MPICT Winter Conference The conference is focused on community college educators who are working to train a technical workforce in Information and Communication Technologies. It is a great group of people with wonderful ideas and a great dedication preparing students for careers. The conference was kicked […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Here is some information from the announcement Today, SumTotal announced the acquisition of GeoLearning. The combined company represents the largest and most complete talent management provider in the industry supporting every industry and every market segment. GeoLearning is the leading provider of managed services and on-demand learning management software. Founded in 1997, GeoLearning has a […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →According to a recent study Measuring the Influence of Twitter: The Million Follower Fallacy, there are three main measures of influence in Twitter. 1. Indegree influence, the number of followers of a user, directly indicates the size of the audience for that user. 2. Retweet influence, which we measure through the number of retweets containing […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Any market this big is bound to bring in the big boys and Google is seriously looking at getting into the educational game business on an App basis. According to the article Google Pushes Education Software Through App Store Google seeks to lure more educational developers and is stepping up efforts to generate revenue from […]
Continue Reading →Interesting perspective on American Education from the Department of Education. Education is vital to America’s individual and collective economic growth and prosperity, and is necessary for our democracy to work. Once the global leader in college completion rates among young people, the United States currently ranks ninth out of 36 developed nations. – Arne Duncan, […]
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Leave a Comment (1) →Here is a design process you can consider when developing an educational game for use in a school setting. A work plan for the development of an educational game prototype can be divided into three phases. To create the prototype, a team should use an iterative design process involving feedback from subject matter experts, students […]
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Leave a Comment (1) →So its the time of year to talk about best and worst. So, from the video game perspective, here are some ideas. Worst Here is the list of top ten most disappointing games of 2010 found at Wired. Over at a Yahoo! site check out 5 Worst Video Games of 2010. Best Here is a […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Below are some interview questions I was asked the other day. I ran out of time and promised to post them on my blog. 1. Metrics are key, love to hear more about that. The metrics or measurements we need to use in 3D virtual immersive environments must be the same we use in physical […]
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