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Extra Credits EDU (Patreon)

Published:
2015-03-12 09:19:54
Edited:
2017-12-05 21:02:38
Imported:
2022-01

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We recently launched Extra Credits EDU, a new group that curates educational games on Steam! Figuring some of you might be interested in that, we decided to share it here. Check out the video for more information, or you can visit the group directly here: Link: http://bit.ly/ExtraEDU

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Welcome to Extra Credits EDU: A Resource for Educational Games on Steam!

Visit Extra Credits EDU on Steam: http://bit.ly/ExtraEDU Learn more about games and education: http://bit.ly/1EZsM92 Subscribe for Extra Credits every Wednesday! http://bit.ly/SubToEC ---- (Details below...) Talk to us on Twitter (@ExtraCreditz): http://bit.ly/ECTweet Follow us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/ECFBPage Join us live on Twitch! http://bit.ly/ECTwitch ___________ Get the background music here: http://bit.ly/1E3xRvi ___________ We want to help teachers, parents, and students find games to teach with and learn from. Many of those games are no further away than Steam, the most popular digital distribution source on the internet! We launched the Extra Credits EDU Steam Curators group to create a list of those games, along with a description of what school subjects they can be used for (history, physics, and many more). We're still expanding the list and would love to work with other educators to find more games! ***** To volunteer, please contact: tobias[at]extra-credits[dot]net *****

Comments

Steve

seriously why you put in assassins Creed unity in there this game have more glitches than a poorly done AA game

Anonymous
>>388667

Mostly so you can walk around the buildings to see the lovely models in real time, I think.

Anonymous

Does it being a Steam group exclude you guys looking at tabletop games with educational value and potential classroom usage? Also, are you just looking for 'games that could be used for traditional educational usage' - e.g. can be used to teach geography, history, english, maths, art, etc - or are you including stuff that can be used to help teach transferable skills such as teamwork, research, public speaking, and the like?

Anonymous

If we want to submit a game that we use to teach how do we do that?

ExtraCredits
>>393052

For the time being, because our "home" is the Steam group, I'm afraid it does exclude us from looking at tabletop games. But we'd like to see this project grow beyond that so we'll be able to talk about more games some day. And we are definitely open to including games that teach 21st century skills like teamwork and beyond! Email those to tobias[at]extra-credits[dot]net, we'd love to hear about them. :)

ExtraCredits
>>397578

Email tobias[at]extra-credits[dot]net! We'd absolutely love to hear about them and we're going to be adding another wave of games to the list very soon.