NWN in Schools
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NWN in Schools
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Computer game to boost key skills
Screen from Altered Learning game
The game was rebuilt by computer science teachers
Modified computer games aimed at disaffected learners could help win the war against poor basic skills.
Computer science teachers at West Nottinghamshire College were struggling to get their teenage students into literacy and numeracy classes.
So they took apart Atari's popular computer game Neverwinter Nights and rebuilt it with educational challenges the player must meet to progress.
Success rates in key skills at the Mansfield college has trebled to 94%.
The new game, aimed at disaffected learners, was launched at this week's Bett show on educational technology at London's Olympia.
Nigel Oldman, who helped transform the game into a learning tool fitting in with the national curriculum, said the college needed to take drastic measures to tackle their "disaffected students".
For full: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/educ ... 254989.stm
Who says games dont teach you anything?
Computer game to boost key skills
Screen from Altered Learning game
The game was rebuilt by computer science teachers
Modified computer games aimed at disaffected learners could help win the war against poor basic skills.
Computer science teachers at West Nottinghamshire College were struggling to get their teenage students into literacy and numeracy classes.
So they took apart Atari's popular computer game Neverwinter Nights and rebuilt it with educational challenges the player must meet to progress.
Success rates in key skills at the Mansfield college has trebled to 94%.
The new game, aimed at disaffected learners, was launched at this week's Bett show on educational technology at London's Olympia.
Nigel Oldman, who helped transform the game into a learning tool fitting in with the national curriculum, said the college needed to take drastic measures to tackle their "disaffected students".
For full: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/educ ... 254989.stm
Who says games dont teach you anything?
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