Musings and findings about teaching with games. Created by the learning community of EDTEC 670 at San Diego State University.
Sunday, December 09, 2001
Lori and Dan blogged previously about students playing games in class on their TI-83 calculators. I'm proud to report that last week one of my students was designing a game in class. Turns out he was writing a role playing game. The TI-83 is quite a powerful tool (there's even software to turn one into a PDA!). With a cable and Graph-Link software you can do the typing on your computer. I offered to let him use a cable in the lab so he wouldn't need class time for typing. Check out some of the software available from Texas Instruments. This would be a great platform for distributing educational games for science and math in particular. My math and physics students are required to have one.
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