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  1. What is Creativity and how is current "AI" impacting it?

    · Todd Russell

    We cover AI at PGM. We don't do this because we want to be popular, topical or relevant. We do it because it's new and creatively interesting . It's all about curiosity. The answer to why, is much more complex. In this…

  2. Learn Mechanical Circuits with Spintronics game

    · Todd Russell

    This looks creative, educational and fun and thought our grandchildren might enjoy: Spintronics is a new game where players (ages 8 to adult) build mechanical circuits to solve puzzles. Feel the pull of voltage and see…

  3. Average Reading Speed for Adults is 238 Words Per Minute

    · Todd Russell

    Some (many?) of you reading may remember when reading game magazines was exciting. Not as exciting as playing the games these rags talked about, but still, they'd showed off games coming soon, games coming not too soon…

  4. Learn to Type and Play Typing games at Typing.com

    · Todd Russell

    One of the earliest educational games I learned on an Apple II in school was a typing game. You played as this spaceship with letters and words approaching the ship and you had to type them to keep them from hitting and…

  5. Play Mood Typer the 5th PGM Original Browser Game

    · Todd Russell

    Do you enjoy typing games? One of my earliest learning games was a typing game on an Apple II. As I remember, it was a game where you were a spaceship and letters and words were coming at your ship. By typing the words…

  6. Playing for Progress: How Phylo Turns Puzzle-Solving into Real-World Scientific Contributions

    · Bob

    Lately, I’ve been on an educational game/puzzle game kick. I’ve been seeking and trying out games that have real-world consequences, such that they help various scientific endeavors or real-world problems get solved.…

  7. Nolan Bushnell Speeds Up K-12 Learning with Startup ExoDexa Holdings

    · Todd Russell

    If you're wondering what Atari co-founder Nolan Bushnell is up to these days, no, it's not a rebirth of Chuck E. Cheese, but he still is concerned about the children. Go ahead, in your best Simpson's voice yell, "What…