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Rational Games, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, presents: Negotiate! The the first mobile app to teach the fine art of negotiation using a game. Part game, part textbook, Negotiate will teach you how to negotiate in business through an engaging scenario. Your first task: Negotiate the sale of the world-famous Defa Studios Babelsberg, Europe's birthplace of film, between Germany and France. From preparation and asking questions, to deciding when to walk away, Negotiate! will give you the tools to negotiation in business and life.

Rational Games is a nonprofit foundation dedicated to providing support for programs and initiatives making innovative use of games and play to bring about conflict resolution and peace. Your purchase of Negotiate! helps us to continue this mission, and we thank you for your support. To learn more please visit us on the web at: http://www.rationalgames.org

The Games to Teach project offers downloadable publications over the course of the four year grant, including materials, reviews, white papers, working papers, and a manual. As publications become ...

Educational games are becoming more mainstream–here’s how to evaluate them  As educational gaming moves from a future technology to a practice found in more and more classrooms, educators are recognizing game-based learning’s (GBL) potential to...

Educational computer games that introduce kids to key ideas in media and digital literacy. These games are a great way to start a conversation on media issues in the home or classroom, and you can play most of them right here on our website.

Intrigued by game-based learning, but not sure where to begin? Edutopia's series takes a look at game-like learning principles in action and commercial games in real classrooms -- and offers tips and tools for bringing them into your own practice. The Made With Play series is a co-production with Institute of Play; visit their website for many more resources around game-based learning for both educators and parents, including a comprehensive games and learning reading list (PDF).

These videos were made possible through generous support from the Carnegie Corporation of New York, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation.

Last week on the Connected Student Series, I discussed the ‘why’ of digital portfolios. It is imperative that in 2014, students be able to curate, archive and expand on the work they are producing in class.

mLearning has, slowly but surely, been creating a niche for itself in corporate training and learning. Even a decade ago mLearning was being created and utilized for learning – though sparingly.

mLearning has, slowly but surely, been creating a niche for itself in corporate training and learning. Even a decade ago mLearning was being created and utilized for learning – though sparingly.

What Video Games Teach, a look at what Malcolm Gladwell's "10,000 hours" of practice could offer learners that play video games.

The breakthrough happened after the student took the Bartle's Gamer Profile Quiz and we found out that he was a "killer." Off-the-charts killer, but achievement meant nothing to this student. Just li

A short documentary is a lens on a self-contained world. Whether your subject is the Arab Spring, human happiness, or pet cemeteries, it has to be engaging and say something about the world. Contrary to what you might think, a short doc takes just as much time as a feature-length doc — but it's also just as much fun to make. If you want to start making your vision a reality, there's no better time than now to make a short documentary.