| When gaming met learning  | | 
BoardBuzz readily admits to embracing its inner geek. Thus explaining how we came across Wired magazine's Game| Life blog entry by Susan Arendt on a new addition to the field of educational games. You may be familar with Brain Age. Back in 2006 Nintendo released this unorthodox video game predicated on the idea that your brain is a muscle that needs exercise like any other muscle. Brain Age makes the claim that mental exercises can actually improve your cognitive abilities.Now we learn... | | view full article |
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