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Living in what some people claim to be a “post-truth” era, more of us now can get news from sites that would not be considered “legacy media”, like well-known newspapers and broadcasters. For those growing up in this era, learning to determine what news is real and trustworthy will be Read more…
After two years of training teachers and educators across Europe on how to use video games as pedagogical support in the classroom, the Games in Schools project is drawing to a close. Time to share an important project resource: a handbook on using educational games in the classroom, with lesson Read more…
As a response to the spread COVID-19, a number of countries have required schools to quickly shift from face-to-face lessons to emergency remote teaching. Although this could seem like a daunting task for teachers, several online tools and resources can ease the transition and ensure students are still getting a Read more…