Add to ORKGThis presentation will demonstrate Tlicho Yatii video game `How the fox saved the people.' This game is a grassroots project that does not rely on sponsorship. We will discuss its creation, the role games can play in language pedagogy and revitalization, and the technology and expertise required to create a video game. (session 2.5.4
Computer and video games are a channel of evolution and productivity that is most consumed keeping t...
An article written for The Conversation about whether video games can enhance the language learning ...
Attempting to support videogames for education and learning purposes has prompted considerable atten...
This article examines how the Splatsin Tsm7aksaltn (Splatsin Teaching Centre) of the Splatsin First ...
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Decades of research point towards great, but unfortunately untapped, potential video games provide c...
This presentation showcases our collaborative model for developing language materials: Native Teachi...
Aboriginal languages all over the world are threatened with extinction. Aboriginal youth from Canad...
Indigenous languages are an essential part of the world's cultural diversity, but many of these lang...
Have you ever watched a child or teenager playing a videogame they really liked? Do you wonder what ...
The Japanese language is challenging to learn, especially for native speakers of Indo- European lang...
abstract: Games are prolific as an educational medium, and are able to tell a much richer story than...
In 2009, the Evens Foudation awarded the Communication and Society Research Centre (CECS) of the Un...
Educational video games and their research and development became a thriving academic field in the p...
In this essay, I will conceptualize the entire set of topics according to the video games and its us...
Computer and video games are a channel of evolution and productivity that is most consumed keeping t...
An article written for The Conversation about whether video games can enhance the language learning ...
Attempting to support videogames for education and learning purposes has prompted considerable atten...
This article examines how the Splatsin Tsm7aksaltn (Splatsin Teaching Centre) of the Splatsin First ...
Many Aboriginal languages are becoming extinct due to lack of fluent speakers. Computer games offer ...
Decades of research point towards great, but unfortunately untapped, potential video games provide c...
This presentation showcases our collaborative model for developing language materials: Native Teachi...
Aboriginal languages all over the world are threatened with extinction. Aboriginal youth from Canad...
Indigenous languages are an essential part of the world's cultural diversity, but many of these lang...
Have you ever watched a child or teenager playing a videogame they really liked? Do you wonder what ...
The Japanese language is challenging to learn, especially for native speakers of Indo- European lang...
abstract: Games are prolific as an educational medium, and are able to tell a much richer story than...
In 2009, the Evens Foudation awarded the Communication and Society Research Centre (CECS) of the Un...
Educational video games and their research and development became a thriving academic field in the p...
In this essay, I will conceptualize the entire set of topics according to the video games and its us...
Computer and video games are a channel of evolution and productivity that is most consumed keeping t...
An article written for The Conversation about whether video games can enhance the language learning ...
Attempting to support videogames for education and learning purposes has prompted considerable atten...