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Research areas
The Little Big Planet video game in schools (The Little Big Planet video game in schools)
Project: Funded Project › Research
1/10/11 → …
- Professor Don Passey (Principal Investigator)
Interactive Opportunities, the company handling Sony’s educational video games development in the UK, has taken an innovative approach to developing educational uses of this video game in 15 schools across Wolverhampton. This study has been commissioned to explore short-term and long-term skill and career outcomes for students and teachers.
Related research outputs
Educational transformation with open and social technologies in the non-formal school curriculum: an analysis of three case studies in the United Kingdom
Research output: Contribution to conference › Conference paper
Independent evaluation of the Little Big Planet 2 project in Wolverhampton’s Local Education Partnership schools: Outcomes and impacts – Summary
Research output: Book/Report/Proceedings › Commissioned report
Related activities
Open and Social Technologies 2012
Activity: Conference participation › Participation in conference