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Game On. Education through Gaming
Harnessing the natural inclination of today’s youth towards gaming, this resource offers 20 engaging activities aimed having young people reflect on competences gained through gaming.
Aims of the tool
To enable youth workers to enhance the learning exorience young people gain through gaming.
Description of the tool
Today game-based learning is getting more and more popular. In the digital era, there are even more possibilities to use games to facilitate and enhance the educational experience of young people.
This toolkit contains 20 activities based on video games that youth workers can use in their educational
provisions with young people to reflect on such themes as friendship, cultures, ethical dilemmas, climate change, health and well-being etc.
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Tool overview
http://toolbox.salto-youth.net/4322
This tool is for
Youth Workers, youth leaders, teachers.
and addresses
Intercultural Learning, Personal Development, Youth Participation, Environment
Behind the tool
The tool was created by
InterStep (Denmark) with intrumental contribution from Fora Copenhagen (Denmark), Association Intercultura (France), Association Strive (Croatia), International Internships (Romania); Kocaeli Provincial Directorate of National Education (Türkiye).
in the context of
The toolkit is a result of the project "Game On", co-financed by the European Union through the programme Erasmus+ (Cooperation Partnerships).
The tool was published to the Toolbox by
Ana Vieru (on 16 July 2024)
and last modified
16 July 2024
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