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February 9, 2010
Got Game? Digital Media and Learning Competition Offers $50,000 for Gaming Ideas: If you can bridge learning and gaming, apply by Feb. 15 for the chance to win cash awards and recognition from leading game makers. The public is also invited to offer feedback on entries.
Category: Civic Engagement, Games, Digital Media and Learning Competition, Participatory Learning
February 5, 2010
Digital Media and Learning Competition is Accepting New Applications: If you missed the deadline for the Digital Media and Learning Competition, which provides $2 million in awards to innovators in the field of digital media and learning, you’re…
Category: Games, Digital Media and Learning Competition, Participatory Learning, STEM
January 29, 2010
2010 Digital Media and Learning Competition: Join the Conversation: Just because the application deadline has passed, doesn’t mean it’s too late to have input into which are the most inspiring uses of new media to support learning. This year, for the first time, the…
Category: Games, Digital Media and Learning Competition, Participatory Learning, STEM
January 14, 2010
PLAYBACK: Educational Paperback Association Embraces New Name, New Mission with Digital Media: Plus: Pew Research Center updates internet user demographics; Digital Media & Learning Competition timeline extended; Futurelab researchers discuss computer games in the classroom—all in Spotlight’s Digital Media and Learning News Round-Up.
Category: Games, Digital Media and Learning Competition, Mobile, Research and Studies, Schools
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Jim H. responds to PLAYBACK: C-SPAN Makes Video Archives Available Online, Redefining Education.
David Booth responds to How Mozilla and Open Source Culture Can Inform Open Government Initiatives.
Eric Gordon responds to How Mozilla and Open Source Culture Can Inform Open Government Initiatives.
Connie responds to Barbie Gets Tech.
Caro responds to Measuring Classroom Progress: 21st Century Assessment Project Wants Your Input.
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