Games for encapsulation and promotion of Native Cultures, or, Technical aspects of a system for teaching Aboriginal Languages using a Game Boy

Parker, J. R.; Becker, Katrin

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Parker, J. R., & Becker, K. (2006). Games for encapsulation and promotion of Native Cultures, or, Technical aspects of a system for teaching Aboriginal Languages using a Game Boy.

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Title: Games for encapsulation and promotion of Native Cultures, or, Technical aspects of a system for teaching Aboriginal Languages using a Game Boy
Contributor(s): Parker, J. R.
Becker, Katrin
Description: Games are thought of as a waster of vast amounts of time for students. Homework does not always get done. Why not make the game the homework?
Date Issued: 2006
Type: presentations (communicative events)
Subject(s): Games for learning
Video games
Teaching methodology
Study and teaching
Native languages
Other Source Information: J.R. Parker and Katrin Becker, Games for Encapsulation and Promotion of Native Cultures, presentation, delivered at the IMAGINE Symposium, Banff Alberta, March 25-26, 2006.
Appears in Collection(s): Science and Technology