Game Based Learning - Sunday Times Education Show
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Ollie Bray's presentation on Games Based Learning at the 2011 Sunday Times Festival of Education.
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Game Based Learning - Sunday Times Education Show
- 1. Playful Learning What can we learn from games? Ollie Bray @olliebray 25th June 2011
- 5. Learning good pedagogy Credit: http://bit.ly/cqGXk8
- 6. Learning interesting / engaging good pedagogy Credit: http://bit.ly/cqGXk8
- 7. Why?
- 8. Learning through play… Time
- 10. Playful learning… Challenge Progression Reward
- 11. Playful learning… Challenge Progression Reward Personalized Real-time
- 12. competitive…
- 14. Relationships
- 15. Relationships
- 17. Common Language
- 20. Noatak, Alaska - 2010
- 21. Noatak, Alaska - 2010
- 24. Contextual Hubs the star trek principle?
- 36. Planning
- 50. 3. Learning from games
- 56. “The majority of them really liked it so I said I would install it on their machines. A few replied I didn’t need to do that, ‘because I’m going to download it myself at home tonight’. High praise indeed”. Alan Hamilton Stirling High School
- 62. 3 Games Design 18
- 63. Using appropriate software, I can work collaboratively to design an interesting and entertaining game which incorporates a form of control technology or interactive multimedia. TCH 2-09a Using appropriate software, I can work individually or collaboratively to design and implement a game, animation or other application. TCH 3-09a I can create, capture and manipulate sounds, text and images to communicate experiences, ideas and information in creative and engaging ways. TCH 1-04b / TCH 2-04b I enhance my learning by applying my ICT skills in different learning contexts across the curriculum. TCH 3-04a By learning the basic principles of a programming language or control technology, I can design a solution to a scenario, implement it and evaluate its success. TCH 4-09a
- 65. immersive
- 66. Instant feedback
- 67. complex tasks
- 68. literacy
- 69. collaborative
- 70. rules and building blocks
- 71. change variables - science
- 75. 5. Teaching about games
- 82. boundaries
- 84. Credit: http://bit.ly/bDPhyX barriers
- 85. culture
- 86. Children will misuse the technology
- 88. training
- 89. motivation Gulucan village in West China
- 90. motivation Gulucan village in West China
- 91. motivation Gulucan village in West China
- 93. “It is only by watering ideas do we find out if it is a weed or a flower” Siobhan Reddy, Executive Producer - Little Big Planet.
- 94. Ollie Bray Learning & Teaching Scotland o.bray@ltscotland.org.uk @olliebray www.olliebray.com @consolarium ltscotland.org.uk/consolarium Youtube.com/consolarium
Notas do Editor
- Our games design work has also really started to take off and authorities from all over Scotland have really bought into the initiative which will provide support and resources for a progressive 3 -18 which we hope will develop and equip Scotland's next generation of games makers.
- …or indeed games like man hunt where you suffocate people with a plastic bag (another Scottish classic!) becomes available on a new generation of consoles…
- … such as Project Natal (launching in Q4 2010) where you don’t need a controller as it has full body recognition creating real immersive game play allowing you to act out complex sequences and violence.
- Health Warning
- Thank you.