PAUL SWIDER Times Staff Writer writes in St Petersburg Times published September 16, 2007 that "Company's games make serious learning fun". I really like this. This fun learning thing is bigger than I thought. Let's look at an extract from this news:
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"Hot Wheels toy cars on the conference room table are the first clue that this company is different.
But the cars aren't toys; they serve as tools for clients to learn about ethics, diversity or security - real bottom-line issues.
Still, Sealund and Associates is building games.
"People are much more interested if there's going to be a game," said Barbara Sealund, who founded the training company in 1985 after a career as a schoolteacher. "They don't want PowerPoint."
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If this fun learning really catches on, then learning will be a pleasure instead of being a real pain.
Thursday, November 1, 2007
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