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Beat CAPTCHA by Playing Games with PlayThru

Ivan Kuo14 years ago13 years ago51 mins

CAPTCHA is the bane of all user experiences on the internet. They’re somewhat effective at stopping spam-bots but they’re seemingly merciless at preventing humans from being able to read its cryptic text, even if they often do create hilarious unintended meanings. Nevertheless, a solution for this ancient security system is being developed by a new…

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Games In Education Could Help Students Learn By Failing

Kevin Shane14 years ago14 years ago61 mins

Using games in education can make learning more interesting and fun, but they also serve another purpose that is perhaps even more important–games teach us that it’s okay to fail. If you think about it, failure is an essential part of learning and growing, yet in so many educational environments failure is discouraged. In this commencement speech, educational…

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