Video Games could change the world if we played 21 billion hours per week! Don’t you believe it? Over 4 million people have already seen this amazing TED Talk by Jane McGonigal. Were they convinced? We have declared several times how we love Jane McGonigal’s TED Talks. Watching her conferences is not only interesting because of the subjects she covers ... Read More »
Are schools killing our creativity? This scary thought is the premise of Sir Ken Robinson during his TED Talk at Monterey (California) in 2006. We have little to add to his words besides that we strongly agree with everything that Robinson exposes here. It is not only what he tells but the way he tells it that have attracted more that 8 million ... Read More »
In February 2010, professor Jesse Schell (Schell Games) gave an interesting, humorous but slightly apocalyptic talk at DICE Summit, where he illustrated the way in which games can –and will- affect our behavior in a future where we lead gamified lives and where all our actions are reward-based. Today, much has changed –but many of Schell’s thoughts are still undeniable. While at first ... Read More »
Video magistral para entender la importancia de videojuegos y simuladores en la educación y de la asimilación de los juegos a edades tempranas. El ponente, Gonzalo Frasca, es autor de la tesis “Videogames of the oppressed: videogames as a means for critical thinking and debate” sobre juegos informativos. En esta charla TED dedicada a Videojuegos y Educación, Gonzalo Frasca usa ... Read More »
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