Learning Types
VR
Academic Benefits
Game Types
Students as Inventors
100

Using games to teach students academic content

What is game-based learning?

100

Computer-based 3D simulations to be explored interactively

What is virtual reality?

100

Programs made for the purpose of academic instruction and learning

What is educational software?

100

Recreations or real-world situations in settings in a game-like format

What are simulation games?

100

A technological process where machines make 3D objects based on coded instructions

What is 3D printing?

200

An instructional aproach that prioritizes learning by making

What is maker-based learning?

200

Online learning evironments where students interact as game players

What are virtual worlds?

200

Students learning information without realizing they are doing so

What is stealth learning?

200

Games that are downloaded to a personal device

What are desktop-based games?

200

Areas in schools and libraries dedicated to enabling students to tinker, design, invent and construct

What is makerspaces?

300

An instructional approach organized around problems for the student to solve

What is problem-based learning?

300

An online identity that is adopted when playing games

What is an avatar?

300

Using game playing to motivate people to use technology for a specific purpose

What is gamification?

300

Digital games for learning

What are serious games?

300

A do-it-yourself community where people create and build objects of all kinds using technology

What is the Maker Movement?