Digital Simulations and Digital Video Games in the Science Classroom

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Written by Rajan Brar, Don Galbraith Award Winner 2020-21, Western University As technology continues to change the landscape of education it is important that all educators utilize the benefits they present. Digital simulations and video games are uses of technology that present opportunities to increase student engagement, accommodate learners and bring new experiences to schools […]
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