I am incredibly proud to announce the launch of a new series featuring Giles Pritchard and Tom Vasel. It’s all about how teachers can use games – both inside and outside of the classroom. Check it out!
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Podcasts
The Dicetower
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The Dicetower at www.thedicetower.com is a popular podcast that deals mainly with board and card games. Tom Vasel is a teacher and often talks about his experiences in his ‘Musings on’ series of informal audio blogs also found through The Dicetower feed. Cheers, Giles.
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On Board Games
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The On Board Games podcast found at www.onboardgames.net often features tidbits about games in education or games in Libraries. Cheers, Giles.
Podcasts
Interview with Mary!
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Those crazy folks over at Games in Libraries just interviewed our very own Mary Couzin. Click here for more information about the podcast or just click here to listen to the whole thing! (Note: there is more on the podcast than just the interview with Mary)
Podcasts
BoardGames and ESL
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Here’s a podcast about using board games in ESL classes. Click here to listen!
Podcasts
Pulp Gamer Podcasts
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Don Dehm over at Pulp Gamer just sent in links to two great podcasts. Click here for a presentation by Alex Yeager is about Youth Groups. Click here for Games in the Library Check ’em out!
Interviews
Interview with Alex Yaeger
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Check out this great interview that Giles had with Alex about what Mayfair is doing to support teachers and schools. His discussion about the games girls enjoy versus the ones boys enjoy is fascinating! Thanks to Donald Dennis of onboardgames for helping me get the audio level evened out.
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Interviews
Interview with Tom Vasel
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Tom Vasel is one of the premiere game reviewers online. Giles interviewed him about how games and education. Tom’s discussion of using games not only as a teaching tool, but also as a secondary teaching device is fantastic, and his descriptions of how he alters games for classroom use is invaluable. Check it out!
After you click, be patient. It takes a little bit for the audio to load.