Media Room - Press Releases - 2005
- 11.14.2005 James Paul Gee, a well-known academic and strong proponent of games for learning, discusses what games have to teach us
- 10.04.2005 Researchers Test Video Games' Potential to Speed Kids' Healing
- 09.26.2005 BreakAway Features Incident Commander at Health Conference
- 09.22.2005 Gaming Allows the Chance to Learn Difficult Skills, such as Surgery or Disaster Management, without Fear of Failure
- 09.11.2005 Virtual-reality game seeks to defeat pain
- 02.07.2005 BreakAway CEO Doug Whatley Teaches Guildhall Practicum
- 01.17.2005 BreakAway to Create Navy Anti-terror Simulation Game
The generation that grew up with Super Mario is entering the workplace, entering politics, so they see games as just another good tool to use to communicate.
: Henry Jenkins, MIT
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