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Media Literacy Conference 2013: Playful Learning Boston invites K-12 teachers, whether seasoned experts or new to using technology in the classroom to join their colleagues in exploring what is inherently playful about learning. Our own Daniel Wendel and Wendy Huang will be presenting about the use of 3D Games and Simulations.  In addition, the Radix team will be showing off our new multi-player online game for secondary STEM instruction.  The event will take place at the MIT Media Lab on Saturday, November 2, 2013 from 8 to 5.  Learn more and register today!

Education Arcade and Scheller Teacher Education Program staff, Susannah Gordon-Messer and Louisa Rosenheck, present The Radix Endeavor, a multi-player online game for STEM learning where students immerse themselves in MIT's game world and perform quests applying biology and math skills and teachers receive real-time teacher feedback about student learning. Marriott Riverwalk, Alamo Salon E.
 
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The Radix Team is busy at work developing the world and quests that will ultimately become the Massively Multi-Player Online (MMO) game and interactive learning environment supporting high school math and biology instruction.  As if that is not enough, the team has recently launched a Pinterest Board and design blog that will allow us to see the game come to life.  Visit the Pinterest Board to see the graphical concepts evolve. Subscribe to the team’s design blog to follow them as they grapple with critical design questions including which standards to address, how long to make each quest, and how to address the role of free play.