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Educational Digital Games

Anne Tham, Founder of ACE EdVenture Studio | Datin Noor Azimah Abdul Rahim, Parent Action Group for Education | Ariff Aqil Aizai Azan

12-Jan-16 18:00

Educational Digital Games

Imagine learning school material as you fight battles and fulfill quests in the fantasy world of an RPG (role-playing game). We find out what educational digital games like ChemCaper, a new RPG which teaches Chemistry, means for Malaysian education.

 


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