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Wednesday, June 12 • 12:00pm - 1:00pm
Assessing Learning in GLS Games

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Assessing Learning in GLS Games

The Games, Learning, and Society (GLS) has developed a multi-level process for measuring game-based learning. The process addresses the play and learning process from beginning (embedding assessment tools into game design, recruiting players, collecting data on players and play) to end (pre-post testing and iterative game design). This session will trace the GLS model of assessing game-based learning and provide participants the opportunity to engage in the process themselves.

Richard Halverson, Meagan Rothschild, Wade Berger, V. Elizabeth Owen, Craig Kasemodel, Becky Torrisi


Speaker
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Wade Berger

Graduate Student Research Assistant, University of Wisconsin-Madison
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Richard Halverson

Madison, WI, United States, University of Wisconsin Madison
I'm a Professor at UW-Madison, and I study how technologies can and do transform teaching and learning in and out of schools. I work with the Wisconsin Collaborative Education Research Network (the Network); the Collaborative Assessment of Leadership for Learning project, and the... Read More →
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Elizabeth Owen

Learning Data Scientist, Learning Data Discovery
Elizabeth Owen holds a PhD in Digital Media (School of Education) from UW-Madison, focused on game-based learning analytics. Currently the Director of Learning and Data Science at Age of Learning, she's committed to optimizing adaptive learning systems through applied machine learning... Read More →
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Meagan Rothschild

VP Design Research & Consumer Insights, Age of Learning
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Becky Torrisi

Project Manager, Learning Games Network


Wednesday June 12, 2013 12:00pm - 1:00pm CDT
Old Madison

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