Game Research - updated December 2009

I hate link rot.  I had all these great games in education research links, and now 90% are defunct.  Whenever I can, I upload the PDF’s directly to my server so the information can be easily found. 

I’m now re-writing my research in games in education list. Everything will be stored locally - with links back to the source, of course.  If I am breaking some obligation or license agreement, please contact me and I will be happy to remove the offending PDF or change the link so it complies with your license agreement.

That being said, here’s my current list of great research in games in education:

The use of computer games as an educational tool: identification of appropriate game types and game elements
Computer Game Studies, Year One
APA: Playing Video Games Offers Learning Across Lifespan, Say Studies
Computer Games as a Part of Children’s Culture
The Learning Game
Why Are Video Games Good For Learning?
Changing the Game:
What Happens When Video Games Enter the Classroom?
Epistemic frames for epistemic games
Video games and the future of learning
What Can K-12 School Leaders Learn from Video Games and Gaming?
Games Development
Kirriemuir on games
Turkish Prospective Teachers’ Perceptions Regarding the Use of Computer Games with Educational Features
Women and games
Prospective Teachers
Interaction
Summit on Educational Games
Games, Cookies, and the Future of Education

On 06 February 2007, Silke inscribed the following thoughts about this post:

Hey Bill!
What happened to Food Force in your list of cool educational games??
Hope you’re well,
Silke

On 19 February 2007, tonyforster inscribed the following thoughts about this post:

You may pick up a few extra research in games in education links at http://www.schoolgamemaker.rupert.id.au/links.htm#research
and http://del.icio.us/tonyforster/research