Serious games social network
Those of you with an interest in the use of serious games in education, health, business, or anywhere else for that matter, may like to note the Serious Games social network (hosted on Ning).
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September 18, 2007
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» Jeux sérieux from pintiniblog
J'ai déjà évoqué les rapprochements entre jeux et bibliothèques. A signaler ce réseau hébergé par Ning baptisé Serious Games.
"A serious game may be a simulation which has the look and feel of a game, but corresponds to non-game events or proces... [Read More]
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