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USC Team Develops Research-Based Games in Education

Ivan Kuo12 years ago12 years ago03 mins

Lab Excels at ‘Serious Game’ Development Games in education are a new trend and prove that it is very possible to make learning fun. Games can help the player learn and retain important information. While there are many examples of educational games, here is a college which specializes in the development of innovative and unique research-based…

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