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Memory & Learning

Using the Psychology of Game Design for Learning

Speaker: Julie Dirksen

Game designers know a lot about how to create engaging, immersive experiences, but game designers also know a lot about learning design. Many games require a steep learning curve, and game design has several tools to help players acquire and master new skills.

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