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Feature Articles
Games in the Libraries
by Toby Greenwalt
In this article, Toby gives you everything you might need to know about incorporating games in your library. Even if you're not interested in libraries, you should check this out. These tips would work in any setting.
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Cheaters Never Prosper?
by Nate Schiedler
Anyone who has ever tried to run a game program has encountered the problem of cheating. Nate gives us some surprising ideas for how to solve the problem, without stifling creativity.
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What's New for After School
by Patrick Matthews
I swung by the NAA tradeshow to find what is new and fun happening in the world of After School care. I didn't find too many games, but I did find a lot of fun stuff that can add to your class, home, or after school program.
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Great Stories from the Web
Kids Winning With a Game!
Are you familiar with Odyssey of the Mind? It's a world-wide competition for kids, and this year, some kids Carthage Middle School just won their state with a game.
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World Peace Game
John Hunter gave a TED Talks presentation by the World Peace game he runs in his classroom. Fascinating stuff!
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Bridging Worlds
Can you imagine a bunch of 2nd-graders sitting down to a game of Bridge? Teachers in Yorktown heights did, and the kids are absolutely loving it.
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We're always on the lookout for good stories, whether they're game reviews, or ways teachers or parents can use games, or even discussions of the educational benefits of games.
If there's something specific you'd like us to write about, let us know! This newsletter is all for you, after all. Why not let us know what you are interested in?
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