The 11th annual Games in Education Symposium (GiE17) brought together educators from the United States and Canada to learn how to supercharge their classrooms with video games.
While this conference’s target attendee is the public school teacher, I was able to present as well as attend. While there, I learned a lot about game-based education and will be sharing how homeschoolers can use games to teach STEM topics.
In this episode, I provide a wrap-up of my time at GiE17 and share some thoughts about future episodes and collaborations with some of the people I met at the conference.
Games in Education Symposium 2017 Live Stream Day 1

Games in Education Symposium 2017 Live Stream Day 1

EK Theater Performance at Games in Education Symposium 2017

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