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Showing posts with label Judy Willis. Show all posts
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Wednesday, July 13, 2011

Using Gaming Features in the Classroom

Judy Willis is a neurologist and educator. She contributes to a blog for Edutopia. Check out this short video for her take on what we can learn from video games and how we can use it in the classroom.


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