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4 January 2022

Op-ed: Making science fun – what game-playing tells us about designing a learning experience

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Op-ed: Making science fun – what game-playing tells us about designing a learning experience

Dr. Spencer Striker and Dr. Anto Mohsin of QF partner university Northwestern University in Qatar – the creators of a mobile game app on detecting the outbreak of disease – on why, when it comes to engaging students, video games and teaching are intrinsically linked

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