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Library GraffitiA little bit of gaming makes the learning go down, or rather up, easily…

The Internet Archive Software Collection

Everything old is new again on the Internet Archive’s emulators—everything from classic Apple educational software to actual video arcade games. What can you learn?
https://archive.org/details/software

Educational Research Complete

Use this educational index (and its sister, ERIC) to look for information about games and learning, including gamification, educational games, & gaming in the classroom.
http://libguides.drew.edu/EdResearch

Art Bibliographies  Modern (ABM) &  Internat’l Bibliography of Art (IBA)

Search “board game*” in these databases to explore games as archeological problems, as works of art in their own right, as ways to understand events in Medieval art, and as explorations of the artistic mind.
https://tinyurl.com/DrewABM      https://tinyurl.com/DrewIBA

ACM Digital Library

Investigating the nuts and bolts of game theory & game algorithms? ACM’s computer science database is full of models & technical data. Try "social gamification"!
http://libguides.drew.edu/ACM

Business Source Elite (BSElite)

This source churns out more than 2,500 hits on “board game*” related to teaching, simulation scenarios, or exploring past and future…and also on games simply as profitable products.
https://tinyurl.com/DrewBSElite

FreeRice

Prefer to play games, learn, AND contribute to a good cause? Try FreeRice’s quizzes. Practice vocabulary in different languages or test your knowledge in other subjects ranging from geography to chemistry. “For each answer you get right, [they] donate 10 grains of rice through the (United Nations) World Food Programme.”
http://freerice.com

Sporcle

Like trivia? Find it here with quizzes on everything from Geography to Music to Literature to Religion to Science to Sports to TV.  If you sign up for a free account, you can even make your own quizzes to help you brush up on topics for upcoming quizzes or tests.
http://www.sporcle.com

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