For those unlucky enough not to join us in rainy Edinburgh, we'll be blogging from the Narrative in Interactive Learning Environments 2008 conference (NILE 2008) as it happens.
MGiS Teacher blogs
- Derek and Steve, Bo'ness Academy, Falkirk Counci
- Helen and Stephanie: Fife ABE
- Gerry, Balwearie HS, Fife
- Derek(CS), Balwearie HS, Fife
- St Ninian's High School's Making Games in School Project Blog
- James Young High School
- Hazel, Dalbeattie HS, Dumfries & Galloway
- Kimberly & Susan, Pentalnd PS & Firrhill HS, Edinburgh:
- Jil, Gorgie Mills, Edinburgh
- Richard, Easter Carmuirs PS, Falkirk
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- Making Games in Schools teachers to present at SQA conference
- Game Design Through Mentoring and Collaboration
- Adventure Author team reunion
- Quest to Learn
- Welcome to the new Adventure Author team member
- Turns out brain training games don't work
- Book on creativity and education
- Comments on the last Making Games in Schools training workshop from EPSRC mentor
- Best practice in computing teaching award
- How to assess computational thinking?
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Wednesday, August 06, 2008
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Thanks, Keiron. Sniff!
Posted by: Judy Martin | Thursday, August 07, 2008 at 09:14 AM