Tag: games

Podcast | Poker, GPT-4, and the future of AI

May 11, 2023

in AI, Note

artificial general intelligence, artificial intelligence, ChatGPT, games, GPT-4, Liv Boeree, poker, wisdom

Docker, G. (n.d.) Liv Boeree on Poker, GPT-4, and the Future of AI. Future of Life Institute podcast. Interesting episode. I especially enjoyed the discussion on poker and AI.
Comment: The game of school.

Jan 9, 2020

in Education, Learning, Note

assessment, games, higher education, ranking

Schools are about learning, but it’s mostly learning how to play the game. At some level, even though we like to talk about schools as though they are about learning in some pure, liberal-arts sense, on a pragmatic level we know that what we’re really teaching students is to get done the things that they…
Comment: DeepMind Can Now Beat Us at Multiplayer Games, Too

May 31, 2019

in AI, Note

artificial intelligence, collaboration, deepmind, games, machine learning

DeepMind’s agents are not really collaborating, said Mark Riedl, a professor at Georgia Tech College of Computing who specializes in artificial intelligence. They are merely responding to what is happening in the game, rather than trading messages with one another, as human players do…Although the result looks like collaboration, the agents achieve it because, individually,…
SAAHE podcast 07 – Game based learning, with Simone Titus

Feb 4, 2019

in Podcast

game-based learning, games, Simone Titus

In this conversation I speak to Simone about her PhD research on game-based learning. Simone Titus is a teaching and learning specialist in the Faculty of Community and Health Science at the University of the Western Cape. She graduated with a PhD in Education from the University of Cape Town where she developed an interest…
Posted to Diigo 11/18/2011

Nov 18, 2011

in Education, Learning

education, games, learning, papert

November 17, 2011 : The Daily Papert The really basic skill today is the skill of learning, and the best use of games is to leverage their tendency to enhance it talking about games and learning is an important activity when they get the support and have access to suitable software systems, children’s enthusiasm for…
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-11-07

Nov 7, 2011

in Digest

games, ipads, papert

Daily Papert: learning a new game is a demarcated learning project, with a beginning, a middle and an end http://t.co/alFzUzmw # Why the world of scientific research needs to be disrupted http://t.co/mMD36snn via @zite # Teaching and Learning: Using iPads in the Classroom http://t.co/Sood2gei via @zite #
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-08-29

Aug 29, 2011

in Digest

AMEE, AMEE11, blended learning, games, poster, research, systematic review, zotero

@AMEE_Online this is great, how do we go about claiming the year’s membership? # RT @Jane_Mooney: Great game-based learning resources for educators from @judithway http://t.co/f1wyv1P # Just registered for #amee2011 after spending 19 hours in transit. The world is smaller than it used to be but it could be smaller still # @jane_mooney I’ll look…
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-04-18

Apr 18, 2011

in Digest

audio, blended learning, canvas, critical thinking, daniel suarez, Donald Clark, e-learning, games, gaming, Google, Google Docs, Inside Higher Ed, instructure, kevin kelly, lms, mendeley, michael wesch, mobile learning, net generation, physiopedia, presentation, publication, Purdue University, research, RT, smartphones, social networks, tedxcapetown, twitter, We Can, wesch, wikipedia

@EranEyal Found it hard to follow the links you were trying to make, presentation by video is hard. My comment was harsh, I apologise # #eraneyal throws together haphazard ideas in a rambling, incoherent, disconnected rant. WTF #tedxcapetown # @rachaellowe Is there a difference between “…informed” and “…based”? If so, what do you think it…
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-02-28

Feb 28, 2011

in Digest

activism, assessment, big data, Campus Technology, chronic disease, critical thinking, curiosity, discovery, e-learning, educause, feynman, games, Gardner Campbell, health, hootsuite, http, John Vlismas, mendeley, mobile phones, onion, online policy, papert, Professor, research paper, Richard Feynman, Seymour Papert, social media, steve hofmeyr, The Chronicle of Higher Education, Thought Leader, twitter, web app, Wired Campus

@hotdogcop Tweeted this earlier, pretty funny, but also pretty accurate http://onion.com/h3coIN # The Changing Landscape of Higher Education (EDUCAUSE Review) | EDUCAUSE http://bit.ly/dFXmaz # Richard Feynman on the pleasure of finding things out http://bit.ly/gij2ve # Massive Health Uses Big Data, Mobile Phones to Fight Chronic Disease http://ow.ly/1s4Epd # The Daily Is Interesting, But Is It…
Posted to Diigo 05/16/2010

May 17, 2010

in Note

community of practice, cop, curriculum, education, etienne wenger, games, informal learning, method, personal learning environment, ple, technology

elearningeuropa.info “PLEs are more a methodology or an approach to technology enhanced learning than an application.” the introduction of e-learning led to a reverse in pedagogic innovation I tend to think that knowledge is best shared and developed through communities of practice. Communities of practice as Etienne Wenger says are based on a shared repertoire…