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VR and AR for Hands-on STEM Education

VR and AR have the potential to change so much about our workforce – and in many fields, it already is! From the game industry to healthcare to art and design, advances in VR and AR technology offer truly immersive ways to learn, train, and work. One of the most exciting and impactful applications of…

October 16, 2023 // Alyssa Froehling

Research Roundup: AR and VR for Education and Training

Whether you’ve just found us or you’re a regular reader, welcome to the Filament Games blog. If you’re curious about what researchers have to say about VR and AR for learning, you’ve landed in the right corner of the internet! Today we’re exploring the latest studies and findings that show us the impact of AR…

October 18, 2023 // Alyssa Froehling

How AI Changes Learning (Part 2)

Welcome to the second part of our in-depth exploration of how AI changes learning. In the previous installment, we talked to CEO Dan White and CTO Alex Stone about the transformative impact of AI on game design. In case you missed part one, you can catch up here. In this follow-up interview, we continue our…

October 23, 2023 // Alex Stone

Introducing RoboCo Sports League!

Hello, fellow gaming enthusiasts and lifelong learners! We’re excited to introduce you to our latest creation, a Roblox experience that brings together STEM learning, problem-solving, and friendly competition: RoboCo Sports League (RSL)! This multiplayer extravaganza is available right now. What is RoboCo Sports League? In case you’ve never heard of RoboCo Sports League, here’s a…

October 25, 2023 // Alyssa Froehling

Resource Roundup: VR and AR for Learning, Training, and Professional Use

As educational game developers, VR and AR are two types of technology that fascinate us. This month on the blog, we set out to uncover all of the different ways VR and AR have potential, are emerging, or are already in use in educational and professional settings. Here’s what we found! via Giphy Before discovering…

October 30, 2023 // Alyssa Froehling

What’s New in Game-based Learning – November 2023

Welcome, fellow knowledge seekers and game-based learning enthusiasts! It’s time to gather ’round for your monthly scoop of What’s New in Game-based Learning. Just like a bountiful harvest, we’ve plucked the freshest updates and insights from the world of serious games, impactful play, and the immersive realms of AR/VR. So, grab your favorite autumn beverage…

November 1, 2023 // Alyssa Froehling

Using Digital Games to Teach Real-World Issues (Part 2)

Just like books or documentaries, video games can be powerful learning tools, imparting people with knowledge on various real-world issues! In our previous blog of the same title, we discussed how digital games can address three specific global issues: climate change, the refugee crisis, and water scarcity. Today, we’re continuing the conversation on video games…

November 6, 2023 // Alyssa Froehling

More Excellent Conservation and Environmental Science Games

In a world grappling with environmental concerns, video games offer a unique platform for players to explore subjects like conservation and environmental science. In this blog, we’ve curated a list of exceptional games that not only captivate players but also impart valuable lessons about ecology, sustainability, and the wonders of our planet! From rejuvenating barren…

November 8, 2023 // Alyssa Froehling

Video Games and Civil Rights Learning (Part 2)

If you read our last blog on video games and civil rights learning, you’ll know that video games can immerse players in a variety of different experiences outside of their own, fostering empathy and understanding. Whether through historical narratives that shed light on past injustices or contemporary stories that address ongoing struggles, this list of…

November 13, 2023 // Alyssa Froehling

Using Games to Teach Young Learners About Climate Change

While traditional teaching methods will always have their own merits, the dynamic nature of climate change demands innovative solutions. For instance, video games can be a fantastic medium for educating students on climate change in a non-distressing way. Today on the blog, we’ll explore how interactive games can serve as powerful tools for raising awareness…

November 15, 2023 // Alyssa Froehling

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