Mar 01, 2017 2017-03-01
Mobile Learning
Game Inspired by Real Events in the Middle East
Students can go beyond just reading the news; they can “play” the news as they try to bring peace to the Middle East with the free PeaceMaker game designed by ImpactGames for iOS or Android. As they play the game, students will experience the joy of bringing peace to the Middle East, or they will succumb to the agony of plunging the region into disaster. PeaceMaker will test students’ skills as a leader, as well as their assumptions and prior knowledge about the Israeli–Palestinian conflict. The game—available in English, Arabic, and Hebrew—is inspired by real events in this conflict. Cost: $1.99
Gamification/Game-Based Learning Social Studies Global Awareness Problem-based Learning
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