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About Us
Games and Simulations for Teaching and Learning at the University of North Texas is comprised of a small group of researchers focused on examining and researching the potential, outcomes, and methodology of using this technology in informal or formal educational settings.
Chalk House
Chalk House, the first in a series of situated learning modules being developed by CRG, is an online computer-based 3D environment in which game play and engaging narrative are used to improve student literacy skills, namely reading and writing.
GSTL will be conducting research into the use of Chalk House in middle school settings starting in the fall of 2008. If you are
a teacher or represent a school, please fill out the following form to be contacted about participating in the research.
The DOOR
The Door uses an Alternate Reality Game (ARG) with Problem Based Learning (PBL) in order to improve student real-world use of introductory computer application skills and knowledge. Read More...
What is a 3D Online Learning Environment
3D online learning environments provide a way to create Internet resources that are stimulating, appealing, easy to use, and educationally sound, without the need to develop highly elaborate technical skills. Read More...
Computer Gaming Inventory
The CGI is an instrument for measuring the gaming use and attitudes towards computer and video games. It was created in 2006 and is being used in several research studies. Read More...