Gamification design, as loosely defined by Wikipedia, is the use of game thinking and game mechanics in a non-game context in order to engage users and solve problems. In a nutshell, it is the application of game design methodology in disciplines outside of entertainment software. The Entertainment Software Industry has become a dominating force in Media and Entertainment. As an industry, it is … Read More
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Learn new ways to engage students with these upcoming education webinars from Studica. Are you interested in learning about options for incorporating technical programs into your school’s curriculum? Do you want to be informed about the additional resources available to you? Studica partners with schools, helping them with their STEM development. Check out these upcoming education webinars from Studica. 1/24/2013 … Read More
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Want to learn more about how to incorporate STEM into your curriculum? Perhaps you would like to encompass Gamification, 3D Modeling or Engineering Software into your lesson plans? If you are exploring these ideas, Studica offers some great education webinars that allow you to further your interest in STEM education. Here is the October schedule for educational webinars featuring exciting … Read More
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Are you interested in incorporating more technical programs to your school’s curriculum? Do you want to review additional resources available to you? Looking for ways to to enhance your schools STEM curriculum? Here is a schedule for free educational webinars presented by Studica. 9/18/2012 Educating for Manufacturing with Autodesk Webcast: This Webinar concentrates on using Autodesk to educate your students … Read More
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How do video games and STEM education fit together? STEM Education is the big thing right now for education. Society wants to encourage kids to get into the sciences so we can be a more cutting-edge workforce. As such, many administrators at schools all across the country are making many of their purchasing decisions based on whether or not something is viable for STEM or not
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