Neocolonialism Interview With Subaltern Games
An exclusive interview with the developer behind Neocolonialism.
, by Meg Stivison
SimCityEDU: Pollution Challenge Now Available For Educators
The new mod for EA's SimCity PC game will allow students to learn about real-world issues.
, by John Gaudiosi
NC State Research Focuses On Player Engagement Of Educational Games
Students need to actively play games to stay fully engaged, according to a new study in North Carolina.
, by John Gaudiosi
Games For Change Festival Celebrates 10th Anniversary
G4C in New York City blends social action with interactivity.
, by John Gaudiosi
Safe Sex With Friends Wins Games for Change Honors
The serious game was named winner during 10th anniversary Games for Change Festival on June 17 in NYC.
, by John Gaudiosi
Move Over SimCity, Power Matrix Offers Free Sim Game
Siemens Energy has released a free browser game aimed at educating consumers about sustainable energy.
, by John Gaudiosi
Video Games Play Key Role In The Future Of American Education
At The Atlantic’s annual Technologies in Education Forum, video games emerged as a new way educators are teaching students today.
, by John Gaudiosi
New Video Games Help Medical Professionals Combat Disease
Hospitals and doctors are utilizing video games to help children with debilitating pain and life-threatening illnesses understand and cope with their conditions.
, by John Gaudiosi
Epic Games Powers US Air Force Training With Unreal Engine 3 Web Player From Virtual Heroes
New web player can be installed on Air Force computers to deliver and display Unreal Engine 3 content in a Web browser.
, by John Gaudiosi
McGraw-Hill Makes American College Government Classes Fun With New Serious Game
Government In Action puts players in the virtual role of a US Congressman.
, by John Gaudiosi
Los Angeles Gets Serious About Video Games
Digital Living project to promote safe technology use, digital skills in Los Angeles Schools.
, by John Gaudiosi
Global Agencies Turn To Serious Games For Disaster Preparation
Natural disasters have been hitting the US and around the globe hard of late, and government agencies are using video games to help citizens prepare for the worst case scenario.
, by John Gaudiosi