Why Use Games In Education? - Part 2

Submitted by Nigel on Thu, 02/10/2014 - 11:37

In part 2 of Why Use Games In Education we look at the some of the skills that games can support and develop in the classroom and beyond, as well as name some titles and genres that have helped us achieve the results we have. This is just the tip of the iceberg...

Why Use Games In Education?

Submitted by Nigel on Fri, 26/09/2014 - 10:48

As part of our new website we will be introducing regular posts and blogs covering all areas of the game world, from the industry to the consumer - both at home and in education. With different viewpoints not only from us, but the wide spectrum of game creators and users, we'll continue to ecplore why games are such a crucial part of life in work and in play.

So, what better place to start than with an overview of why we think we should be using games in education.... what do you think?

Games Build Bridges… A Universal Language

Submitted by Chris on Sat, 06/09/2014 - 23:06

This article described an on-going project in Beech Hill primary school in Halifax and demonstrates just some of the wide-ranging and powerful influences games can have in education when introduced in the 'right' way. Following an initial meeting with the Principal Officer for Primary Schools in Calderdale, Lawrence Killian, we were introduced to the Head and leadership team of a primary school that was looking for new initiatives to compliment both the curriculum and PSHE education from a fresh angle. One thing that stood out about this school was the sheer variety of nationalities that were present and the added hurdles such diversity can cause in school and the wider community. This is what had happened so far…

Why Games Work In Some Families And Not Others?

Submitted by Chris on Wed, 03/09/2014 - 22:56

Is it just chance, or are there some common factors that affect or indeed afflict those families where the mention of playing a board game will trigger the strongest of reactions? Some will encounter groans or worse people making for the nearest door; meanwhile in other families peoples’ eyes light up and a stampede for the gaming cupbard ensues. Let's examine why this can take place - and what we can do about it.

Welcome To The New Website!

Submitted by Chris on Sun, 31/08/2014 - 01:05

Welcome to the brand spanking new Imagination Gaming website.

As much as we loved the previous website, we knew we wanted to give you more, and this how we will be able to do it. I'm actually excited just talking about it, there's plenty of changes, and hopefully you'll see why... let us explain!

We - the Imagination Gaming team - are passionate about what we do and if you know us already I'm sure you'll be nodding your heads in agreement, at least I hope so. If this is your first time you've come across us we hope you will be inspired to investigate further. Those that do tell us it's worth it.

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Why Use Games In Education? - Part 2

Why Use Games In Education?

Games Build Bridges… A Universal Language

Why Games Work In Some Families And Not Others?

Welcome To The New Website!

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