[CASL-L] FREE Webinar | Making the Case for Game-Based Learning

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This free online collaborative community provides a forum where educators, 
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current practices, and most importantly, to share ideas to advance this emerging 
field.

In our series of free webinars, live chats, andonline discussions, you'll hear 
from experts and leaders in the field to find out what they are discovering and 
creating. Our presenters are among the leading innovators, game designers, and 
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     Join us for our next webinar!

Making the Case for Game-Based Learning: Why and How

Thursday, December 6 at 4pm ET 

 
Presenters: Dan White, CEO of Filament Games, and Tammie Schrader, teacher at 
Cheney Middle School 
 
The learning games movement has blossomed from infancy into an awkward teen. 
Learning games are no longer a novelty, but they're still far from reaching 
mainstream status (and their full potential). As the movement gains momentum and 
new products hit the market, it becomes increasingly difficult to separate 
hyperbole from quality. The result is a complicated landscape that's difficult 
for educators to navigate. 
 
Dan White and Tammie Schrader will offer guidance and inspiration for teachers 
who are trying to add more game-based learning to their classrooms. Leveraging a 
decade of experience, Dan will offer a jungle-safari-style tour of the learning 
games space, detailing the myriad forces (assessment, economics, competing 
design philosophies, etc.) that are shaping it. Tammie will then offer a 
best-practices-oriented, first-hand account of her experience integrating 
learning games into a classroom curriculum. Join Dan and Tammie to learn the why 
and how of game-based learning.
 
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