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Good video games+ Good learning

Paperback • 2013 • English

Good video games+ Good learning

By James Paul Gee

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About the book

The book presents James Paul Gee's most important essays devoted to the ways in which good video games enable good learning. The chapters in this book argue that good games teach through well-designed problem-solving experiences.

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9781433123931

Published year

2013

Language

English

Original title

Good video games+ Good learning

Format

Paperback

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