Thanks to the Library of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources grant from the western region, we were able to meet with cohorts of teachers to co-design games. The first six are completed with two more in progress.
AnnMaria De Mars
While Alice in Wonderland may have been able to believe several impossible things before breakfast, I personally have a hard time reconciling the hype around AI coding. Now, wait a minute! We all spent decades hearing about how Google, Microsoft, Facebook etc. hired the best and brightest. There was a […]
AI Numbers that Don’t Make Sense
I read that company newsletters should not be about your products because no one cares. I disagree, We have cool new games that help you teach history with math and science, and both are free. We have a new four-hour cross-curricular unit teaching traditional Lakota feeds, math and English language […]
Two new educational games, lessons and a game builder
Jugglers don't get paid very well and sometimes the balls hit them in the head. So, what is the solution?
Startup Juggling Act: How do you find the time
This summer, funded through a Library of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources grant will work with educators to create games and lessons teaching Indigenous and rural history using primary sources. All sessions can be completed online.
Teachers: Make games with us this summer for graduate credit
You might wonder why I recommend Gemini since the simple modification is the only change it got correct on the first try. It took five attempts to get the second, less simple change working and, even after five tries, it never got the third change right. Three words: It saved time
Coding with Gemini without the vibe
Thanks to funding from the Library of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources program, we have developed two games in the past year that focus specifically on primary sources, a third game that mentions primary sources, a fourth game in development and will be starting on a fifth game in July.
Games for Teaching STEM with Primary Sources
You can meet our president, Dr. AnnMaria De Mars at the Game Developers Conference, happening this week in San Francisco. She'll also be at ASU-GSV in San Diego, April 6-10, in Minot doing a workshop and attending the MSU powwow April 25-26, and in Fargo for TedX from July 23-25th.
GDC, ASU-GSV, MSU and TED-X – Meet AnnMaria at all ...
To help catch student attention, either at the beginning of a lesson, or to apply a concept as attention starts to wane, we’re building a series of “Warm-up Games” that can be played on a Chromebook or any other computer with a browser.
Bell Ringer Games to wake up your middle school students
We've finished a code library that enables millions of possible game designs, built out 10 games and even included a little AI in the process.
The Massive Progress of 7 Gen Blocks
Presenting Follow the Bubbles - a fourth-grade math and social studies game with a twist.
Making it up to elementary teachers: Fourth-grade math & history ...
2 We all have our biases, whether we want to admit it or not. Having worked with Native nations for over thirty years, when the current cohort of teachers in our Teaching with Primary Sources project (yes, you can still join) wanted to do a game centered around the Lewis and Clark expedition, I had some mixed feelings about that.