< Back to Blog kylie gilde October 11, 2022 // Filament Staff Kylie joined Filament as her first job out of college, where she majored in game design and development. Making educational games is the perfect intersection of her two passions: programming games that make people happy and learning obscure trivia.
edtechgamebasedlearningk12staffinsights The Educational Games of Our Youth Ah, sweet memories! via Giphy Previously, we’ve covered some shiny new educational games and gaming organizations that help build 21st century (future-facing) skills. From content creation to project-based learning, video games teach skills that are useful for a wide variety of careers. To further investigate how video games help us all grow, we asked our…
staffinsights Filament Games Podcast | Season 5 Episode 6 – Social Innovation Summit Interview with Susan Jin Davis It might be cold outside, but we’ve got the perfect way for you to warm up those brain cells – another inspirational interview is now available for your listening pleasure on the Filament Games Podcast! via Giphy This week, join our Chief Partnerships Officer, Jennifer Javornik, in an engaging conversation with Susan Jin Davis, who…
edtechgamebasedlearninggamedesignresearchstaffinsights Video Games and The Scientific Method The Mario Method Form a question, create a hypothesis, predict the outcome, test your theory. Sound familiar? You probably recognize these steps as the foundational structure of the scientific method. Human beings have used this simple yet profound process to structure scientific inquiry for hundreds of years, and based on the fact that I’m typing…