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Developing Ubiquitous and Collaborative Learning using MIT Scratch
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- Title: Developing Ubiquitous and Collaborative Learning using MIT Scratch
- Author(s): Amanda De Simone Shabrack
- Publisher: Common Ground Research Networks
- Collection: Learning Design and Leadership Modules
- Series: Teacher Professional Learning
- Keywords: Scratch, game design, game theory, ubiquitous learning, collaborative learning
- Date: May 20, 2021
Open Access
Copyright \u00A9 <YEAR>, Common Ground Research Networks, All Rights Reserved
Abstract
This learning module is meant to assist instructors in creating a ubiquitous learning environment whereby students can collaborate to create online/mobile games using MIT Scratch. Here, we will review how to develop coding that will allow students to create meaningful, fun, usable programs/games that students will create in a team environment, discuss game theory, within ISTE and CSTA Standards.
