This last summer I ran it for 30 teens and preteens at a national retreat for my church. They loved it.
Back when I turned 40 in Taiwan last July, we ran the game in Taiwan in Chinese. They loved it.
Last week two of the most experienced war game experts who run games for the state involving 4-star generals at the Naval War College, Pete Pellegrino and David Sampson facilitated the game for 37 of the most intelligent incoming freshman at Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire. They loved it.
Don’t just take my word for it. Even John Green, the author of beloved books such as The Fault in Our Stars says so, “Watch a Vi Hart video and your life will be changed. You may think you hate math, but you don’t hate math—you hate the way you’ve been taught math.”
[Transcript] A few weeks ago I got a chance to have lunch with the valedictorian of my high school graduating class. He got the very best grades of every graduating…
This week my interview with Board Gaming and Education was published! Dustin and I talk about low prep game-based learning solutions. For those of you interested in this subject I have some helpful follow up URLs provided below.
I love learning. I find it both meaningful and fun, which is a magical combination. This is also why I love teaching and why I love school. But somehow schools have managed to take the fun out of learning. While I love a great class, I no longer believe the best learning is taking place in schools. The best learning is taking place on YouTube.
I moved to South Korea last last August and ALLIANCE now seems to be blowing up in popularity here in Asia. We held a MegaGame and Hiking Retreat at Daedunsan…