Slide 1 Enaging Games-Using games to engage student in STEM Date : 04/12/2023 Create opening with

Notes: This is a purely fictitious conference that only lives in my imagination. Music track with no vocals will play underneath

1.[insert opening image of conference website – cross between the ISTE website, TCEA website, and STEM in Education Conference (Australia). With my SL avatar speaking in foreground to stage left – never tried this, it may not work.]SL Hoshi Island

Open with saying there have always been gamesVirtual Medical Doctor – the presentThe Stomach MuseumVirtual CT Scanner RoomVirtual 3D Medical Diorama

Script: 1.Welcome to the keynote session of Gaming for STEMLearning 2012, an international conference displaying the latest games for learning withrelevant speakers, bleeding-edge STEM games, 400 concurrent sessions, 500 poster sessions, and 900 exhibitor booths all in eautifuldowntown Philadelphia, the city of brotherly love.

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Research: why STEM education is important

Script:STEM education is a current focus in this country and the economic competitiveness of the nation may be determined by the ability of future generations to compete on the global stage in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics careers.Audrey Watters (2012) predicts in a recent article that game-based learning will proliferate in 2012.

Screenshots of careers related to STEM – 3-5 each randomly interspersed, interval = ?? Transitions in between ->movement all while I am narrating using live film of avatar

a. medicine - b.marine biologyc.POLARTrec scientistsd. engineeringe. math

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3. Current Research foundation

3. Screenshots of research journals, research universities (for example RICE), conferences [GED, VWBPE, ISTE (get outsourced clips from last year)]

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Script:In the 1970s, Mihály Csíkszentmihályi described the condition of complete focus on a task as flow. Digital games have the ability to engage players in flow, described as “the ability to keep people in their seats for hour after hour, day after day, at rapt attention” by Prensky (2003, p.1). This learning environment is superior to the industrial age education our systems are currently offering most students in K-20 in this country.

1. Headshot of Mihaly (if available)2. Video of Shippensburg University students playing

games in game room in a dorm (return to campus end of January)

3. Board games (live video)4. Basketball games (live video of a game, SSVC game

if I can find it)5. Football games (take video if possible, may have to

splice in outsourced clip)6. Video games – Chet, Sam, Nik (live here, can be live

video)

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Discuss advocates of games in education: Jane McGonigalAli Carr-ChellmanTom ChatfieldKae NovikRurik NackerudChris LuchsBronwyn StuckeyIdit Harel Caperton

Screenshots of advocates with any pertinent research:1. Jane McGonigal talking about games in education2. Ali Carr-Chellman talking about engaging boys in

education3. Tom Chatfield discusses the power of games to

enagage players in a state of flow.4. Kae Novik, Rurik Nackerud, and Chris Luchs ?5. Shannon Sullivan gave a presentation about Global

STEM Education through Game Design6. Idit Harel Caperton- Globaloria STEM game design7. Bronwyn Stuckey – Minecraft8. Meghan Hearn and Matthew C. Winner – Wii Learning9. Thierry Robert – gamification for learning

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1. Images of iPhone, iPad, mp3 player, laptop, kindle, Wii.2. Images of learner-centered curriculums like Montessori

(down the road if open for live video or take outside clips then intersperse with online material. I think they will allow me to video if I take back of heads only.).

3. Images of video games dealing with STEM topics.

Mindshift identified three trends in the future of education:1. Digital delivery2. Interest-driven3. Content – this is

where critical thinking, communication, and collaboration enter. Games are an effective way to impart these skills.

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1. Graph of # employers seeking scientifically and

mathematically well prepared employees entering the workforce.

2. Graph listing reasons employers want scientifically and mathematically well prepared employees in their organizations.

The reasons for STEM education in higher education. Quote Dewey re purpose of education.

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Introduce today’s

speaker, Dean Groom.Dean is an outspoken promoter for using digital technologies in education. He has keynoted at conferences around the world, most notably at [list these]. Dean … [clearly unfinished. He gave a great keynote in SL last year (I was helping to moderate) from his yacht on some coral reef, & the recording is lost.]

Headshot of speaker, followed by initiatives

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Clip of Middle School Student stating “Education really needs an upgrade.” Peggy Sheehy

In conclusion slide – summary of findings, conclusions, action points to move forward with gaming + STEM

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Credits- totally unfinished, but will scroll at end of filmWatters, A. (2012, January). 12 Education Tech Trends to Watch in 2012. Mindshift: How we will learn. Retrieved from http://mindshift.kqed.org/2012/01/12-education-tech-trends-to-watch-in-2012/