Creating educational games, backed by research.
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Development of original board games
Research and practice of teaching methods using games
Contributing to society with games
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Interested in using one of our games in your class? We can provide advice on how to use our games in your lessons, arrange workshops and game-based learning events, or discuss opportunities to collaborate.
We are also available for educational game development and curriculum design for schools, universities and other organisations.
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Our Games
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The History of Video Games: Public Event
As part of a class that I teach titled “The History of Video Games,” I have tasked students with a final project. They need to write an essay on a topic of their choosing. They also have to do a live presentation of that content, or, submit a recorded video essay. We will be holding…
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Game Market 2024: A First-Time Exhibitor’s report
Last weekend, I had the opportunity to participate in Game Market 2024 as a first-time exhibitor. As a fledgling game designer and hopefully publisher, this experience was very educational, and super humbling, actually. Yes, sales were less than I expected, but the overall experience was well worth it…! Read on 👇 Our Game: KEI-GO! We…
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Fake Corpses and Real Fun: Exploring Social Frames in Pervasive Games
[日本語版が下にあります] Figure 1: I lie dead on the floor surrounded by students going about their day. Some are working on their essays, homework, and other academic pursuits. Some are relaxing, eating, or just going along with their day. None of them know why I’m lying on the floor. None of them know that I’m dead.…
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Integrating AI into the TBLT gaming framework
I’ve been working on integrating AI-generated feedback into the TBLT gaming framework recently and will outline how, and why I have been doing so in this post. First, what is the TBLT Gaming framework? TL;DR: It’s a TBLT approach to teaching languages with games. It looks like this: Wanna know more? You can get a…
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Play & Learn 感想
Play & Learnイベントに、担当教員のヨークが5人のセミナー学生と一緒に参加しました。 York Game Labの初めてのイベントで、有意義な時間を過ごしました。 ヨークが「ゲーム学習とゲーミフィケーションの違いについて」の15分のプレゼンテーションを行い、多くの方々が用語の使い方について議論を始めるきっかけとなりました。 ゲーム学習について by James York イベント参加者の一人からは、私たちのゲーム（KEI-GO!）が一番良かったと評価され、プレイと学びのバランスが絶妙だと好評でした♡。この経験から、学生たちは自分たちのゲーム作りにインスパイアされました。 最後に、いくつかのゲーム制作のオファーをいただきました。これからの制作がとても楽しみです！ ハイライト 次は？ York Game Labの第２弾を開発中です。またここで投稿します！ KEI-GO!について（参考）
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