Share your views about games in school - prizes to be won!
Games in school survey
Enquete sur les jeux video
Umfrage zu Spielen in Schulen
Adventure games, role plays, arcade, strategy games, simulations, driving games, puzzles, brain gym … We hear more and more about computer games and they are getting more and more sophisticated, but what is their place in school? Are they useful or dangerous? Opinions among teachers seem to be divided with some enthusiastic teachers using them effectively, some sceptical and some hostile. What is your opinion?
Following on from the successful eMAPPS.com project showing the potential of some types of game in schools, European Schoolnet is undertaking a major study for the Interactive Software Federation of Europe on the use of games in schools in Europe: video games, computer games, online games that run on consoles, computers, handhelds or mobile phones.
If you teach or work with teachers please spend a few minutes completing this questionnaire – whether or not you use computer games – to help us understand better the place of games in teaching and learning. Completing the questionnaire also gives you the opportunity to join a community of practice we are setting up for European teachers using games.
What's more, everyone who completes the survey by 30 June 2008 will be entered into our free prize draw with the chance to win a games product.
Take the online survey in these languages:
Games in school survey
Enquete sur les jeux video
Umfrage zu Spielen in Schulen
Or you may prefer to download the Word file for completion and return by email:
(EN)
Take a look at the Games in Schools blog
Find out more about ISFE's work in education here, and the the PEGI games rating system: PEGI online and PEGI.
Comments
I am the founder and executive director of the Kindersite Project http://www.kindersite.org. This is an online resource used for introducing technology & English by using interactive, games, songs & stories.
It is used in 18,000 schools in 157 countries. I would be happy to enable you to use the Kindersite newsletter to request responses to the survey.
Posted by: Joel Josephson | June 10, 2008 10:26 AM