eLearningworld News Action video games can do more harm than good for your cognitive skills a new study from the University of Montreal suggests. Greg West, an associate professor of psychology at UdeM, that in collaboration associate professor of psychiatry Véronique Bohbot with McGill University, made the study, comments the …
eLearningworld News from Canada Royal Alexandra Hospital has started co-operating with the University of Alberta’s faculty of science to design a game to train health professionals with focus on saving premature babies suffering from asphyxia (suffocation). The target group is nurses and the game will be used in classroom instruction …
eLearningworld News from Sweden The Friends report that was published today shows that forums connected to computer games is the most common place where boys are exposed of harassment and bullying. These forums also gain popularity among girls at expense of social media, but they avoid using user-names that reveal …
Many teachers, parents and researchers are against computer games, but at the same time they are buying games for their own children. Their friends’ play the games, the marketing from the producers are severe and the computer games are an important part of a growing global cyber-culture. This means that …
