Do video games cause aggressive tendencies and other negative behaviors? How can games create positive impacts on players and society? Could My.BarackObama.com really be considered “the most influential ‘video game’” in recent history? Gene Koo of the Berkman Center and Scott Seider of Boston University tackle a few of these fascinating questions.
Gene Koo & Scott Seider on Video Games and Pro-Social Learning
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Gene Koo & Scott Seider on Video Games and Pro-Social Learning
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Gene Koo & Scott Seider on Video Games and Pro-Social Learning
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