Skip to main content
Michigan Virtual
Archived Content — This content is from the Michigan Virtual archives. It is no longer being actively maintained, may contain broken images or links, or may contain information that is no longer accurate.

Games Used in K-12 Schools: A Research Perspective

Published:
February 10, 2017
Authors:
Michigan Virtual Learning Research Institute
Dennis Beck
One of the threads in research for technology integration literature is the need to create more authentic and engaging learning experiences in schools (Boyle, 2016). One way to do this is through the use of games. Research has been conducted on the best practices and use of games in the K-12 face-to-face classroom.

One of the threads in research for technology integration literature is the need to create more authentic and engaging learning experiences in schools (Boyle, 2016). One way to do this is through the use of games. Research has been conducted on the best practices and use of games in the K-12 face-to-face classroom.View Publication