HTML5 games are one of those buzzwords of the last few years. So the big question is, how to write an HTML5 game. On the web you can find different pages with resources and tutorials, so let's mention some: HTML 5 Game Development...
Submitted by Špela Cerar, 2764 days ago
GameDev Acadamy is a webpage dedicated to game developers. The page includes publishes tutorials from fields related to game developing, as well as courses, games and resources. The tutorials, including those for game design in HTML5, are written by...
Submitted by Špela Cerar, 2764 days ago
“Rovio, creator of Angry Birds, has worked with the likes of National Geographic, NASA and the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) on science-related books and educational materials around past Angry Birds games, but now it's...
Submitted by Bramus Van Damme, 2766 days ago
MIT OpenCourseWare (OCW) is a web-based publication of virtually all MIT course content. OCW is open and available to the world and is a permanent MIT activity. MIT online course: Computer Games and Simulations for Investigation and...
Submitted by Pedro Latorre, 2770 days ago
“There are plenty of valid ways to create an HTML5 game, and quite a bit of material on the technical aspect of each, so for this article I’ll be giving more of a broad overview of HTML5 game development. How “HTML5″ can be...
Submitted by Bramus Van Damme, 2779 days ago
The article describes three ways in which students’ ready engagement in, and quick learning when playing, electronic games have been assumed to provide useful guidance to educators, are considering and provides a very useful set of reflections...
Submitted by Nick, 2779 days ago
This is a simple and accessible introduction for teachers to the use of games in the classroom. A good entry point to the basics. http://thejournal.com/articles/2006/01/01/game-on.aspx
Submitted by Nick, 2779 days ago
A good example of simple use of learning games in the classroom to anticipate and/or reinforce themes and concepts discussed in texts and lectures. As it is just a step away from conventional teaching the approach constitutes a possible...
Submitted by Nick, 2779 days ago
This article tells the story of the first uses of games at a school in Virginia, US. Games were initially used as an after school activity, and then the level of interest led some of the teachers in the school to integrate the use of games into the...
Submitted by Nick, 2779 days ago
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