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Rob Reynolds of xplanazine has kicked off a new series on 'Gaming in Education' and in the first installment he discusses the basic differences between gaming and simulations. Well worth a read for all those of you involved in simulations and gaming in the learning/educational context.
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A really informative resource is "Game Studies: An international journal of computer game research."
You can check it out by clicking here:
http://www.gamestudies.org/
They have had several excellent articles on the educational aspects of gaming. It's a site worth bookmarking!
Posted by: D Baird | April 26, 2006 at 02:52 AM