Level-Up Learning: What Games Teach Us

Online gaming not only provides important social connection, it’s also an engaging new tool for educators to consider, even those who aren’t gamers. In this episode of Root & STEM, we chat with game developers and designers about the benefits gaming can offer learners and teachers, including their potential as creative, powerful tools to further education, collaboration and play. Featuring: Lindsey Tropf, Chris Crowell, and John and Brenda Romero.

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