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The Minecraft Generation (Published 2016)
Companies such as Mindojo are developing interactive algorithms that not only teach me maths, physics and history, but also simultaneously study me
Yuval Noah Harari • Homo Deus
The future of education looks less like a classroom and more like a video game.
Sora • Attention Required! | Cloudflare
I’ve been playing Minecraft since I was 10, and still do to this day at 18 years old. I’ve spend these past years making multiple cities and experimenting with the craziest building and urban planning designs. My biggest project yet it a world I have been working on for 5 years now. It covers a little over 1 million square blocks, and is a world wh... See more
Dezeen • Bjarke Ingels: Architecture should be more like Minecraft
This will not always be the case. Large companies will be built that make it easier for anyone to make videos, or video games, or podcasts, and so on, unleashing a ton more latent creativity. This will make the idea of video games for education seem less and less insane over time, as better games get built to help students understand important thin... See more
Nabeel Qureshi • Nabeel S. Qureshi
the over two billion people who play video games regularly are primed for this kind of shift in education, especially younger generations, who grow up spending nearly as many hours playing video games as they do in a formal classroom.