Exploring great games being used for sharing best practice, skills transfer and more
Simple instructional learning assumes you do not want individuals to change the parameters of the problem they are fixing or the process they are learning about.
But what if you do? Can game based learning enable different thinking?
East Durham College have created a game applied to digital services skills. The game is to be used in contemporary further education programmes at the college related to computing and IT management.
Used as both a learning aid and knowledge check, the game is applied to vocational learning about digital services, with a focus on how to set up a networked server.
Demand for game-based learning is growing rapidly according to the latest research reports. The Global Game-Based Learning Market size is expected to reach $32.6 billion by 2027, rising at a market growth of 19.6% CAGR during the forecast period. Source: Marqual IT Solutions Pvt. Ltd (KBV Research) Diverse application make for a broad opportunity: … Read more
About Enginuity Enginuity serve the needs of the UK’s engineering skills community, providing qualifications design, assurance, certification and awarding services as a not-for-profit. The organisation also develops data informatics and skills tools to for engineering skills engagement, development and retention. The Challenge Government studies for the engineering sector highlight that the aging demographic among … Read more
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