Michael Rundle: "How do you make a video game? Sometimes the answer seems simple: you don't."
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Rescooped by Noemi Mabel Giorgi from Maestr@s y redes de aprendizajes onto Educar con las nuevas tecnologías |
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Investigadores rusos han logrado sintetizar el elemento 118 de la tabla periódica. El docente puede aprovechar este avance científico para trabajar en el aula los elementos químicos y su posición en la tabla periódica. Para ello puede utilizar alguna de las cinco aplicaciones en línea recomendadas: juegos interactivos, vídeos sobre los elementos químicos, tablas periódicas dinámicas, apuntes y actividades online y una calculadora científica para la clase de Química. Via CeDeC, José Cuerva, Alejandro Tortolini Delete the scoop?
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Interesting :-)
Very useful tips fon parents,teachers...young developers...
This would be a great learning activity.