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How Universities are Advancing Game-based Learning Research (Part 2)

Universities are leading the way in researching and advancing new approaches to education, like game-based learning! As industry-leading educational game developers, we are honored to be a part of all sorts of game-based learning projects going on at universities across the US. Together with universities, we are finding creative ways to incorporate game-based learning into…

May 31, 2023 // Alyssa Froehling

What is the Million Girls Moonshot?

In a world where STEM fields are rapidly growing and changing, it is essential to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to participate and succeed! Unfortunately, for many girls, particularly those from underrepresented communities, access to quality STEM education and career opportunities remain limited. That’s where the Million Girls Moonshot initiative comes in. via Giphy…

May 17, 2023 // Alyssa Froehling

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

Somebody call NSYNC and let them know it’s not gonna be May. As of today, it is May. via Giphy This May, we’re thrilled to present yet another no-strings-attached edition of What’s New in Game-Based Learning! This monthly roundup brings you sizzling news stories, interviews, and announcements from the realm of digital gaming. As educational…

May 1, 2023 // Alyssa Froehling

Applied AI and the Future of Work

As we look toward the future, there’s one technology that’s set to transform the way we work (and play!) more than any other: artificial intelligence (AI). AI has been hailed as a game-changer for businesses across industries, promising to deliver smarter, more efficient ways of working and unlocking new opportunities for growth. via Giphy While…

April 24, 2023 // Alyssa Froehling

Gaming for a Good Cause: More Nonprofits You Should Support

Gaming has the power to entertain, educate, and inspire! It can also be a force for good, serving as a platform for nonprofits to raise awareness and funds for their causes. A little while back, we highlighted a few charities that use gaming as a tool for social impact. In this post, we will introduce…

April 19, 2023 // Alyssa Froehling

Video Games, Accessibility, and Assistive Technology

Gaming has the potential to be a powerful tool for learning, entertainment, and social connection, and it’s important that everyone has access to these benefits. On the Filament Games blog, we explore all sorts of topics that fall into the intersection of video games, education, and technology, and an important topic under this umbrella is…

April 10, 2023 // Alyssa Froehling

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

Ah, spring is finally here! Do you know what else is back, besides the sunshine and budding flowers? What’s New in Game-based Learning, our monthly series covering the latest developments in game-based learning! Each month, we feature the most exciting news related to educational games, games that make a difference, and augmented and virtual reality…

April 3, 2023 // Alyssa Froehling

Resource Roundup: Game-based Learning and the Humanities

We’ve reached the end of March! This month on the blog, we showcased how video games can provide immersive, interactive, and engaging humanities learning experiences. Read on to discover how game-based learning is changing humanities learning for the better! via Giphy Interested in learning more about the potential of game-based learning? Follow us on Twitter…

March 29, 2023 // Alyssa Froehling

English Language Arts Education with Commercial Games

Can commercial games be effective teaching tools? If you’re a long-term reader of the Filament Games blog, you’ll know we’ve already answered that question in some previous posts (like here and here). The short answer is yes – if implemented correctly with an educator’s guidance. In fact, commercial games such as Red Dead Redemption and…

March 27, 2023 // Alyssa Froehling

Project Roundup: English Language Arts Games by Filament Games

As an award-winning game development company that specializes in creating educational games, we have developed numerous games designed to teach English Language Arts (ELA). Whether you are a teacher looking for engaging resources to supplement your ELA curriculum, a student eager to improve your language skills through play, or an organization interested in creating an…

March 22, 2023 // Alyssa Froehling

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