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Using Games to Teach Multiculturalism

Product code: PLS 91317
Topics: Gaming

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This webinar recording is from the ISTE Professional Learning Series. It aired on Wednesday, September 13, 2017.

Today’s online interactive fiction games and “games for change” let students take on the roles of people from different backgrounds and with different experiences. We’ll introduce games that allow students to appreciate the differences in others and help them understand a number of cultural traditions. We’ll also share guidelines for discussions and project-based learning with these games. 

Presented by the ISTE Games and Simulations Network.

Authors/Contributors:


Kae Novak

Bio: Kae Novak is an instructional designer and hybrid training coordinator in Colorado. She is currently a doctoral student in Educational Leadership in Equity at the University of Colorado - Denver with a concentration in Technology. She is the chair-elect of ISTE’s Games and Simulations Network. She has created and facilitated online educational conferences and events for the past ten years. She authored articles and chapters on game based learning, online communities and pervasive games. She has won educational awards for advocacy in educational technology, game design, design in virtual worlds, professional development offerings and Machinima.