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10 hours study
Level 0: Beginner
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Researching and evaluating a game for the classroom

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You will need access to:

a computer with a web browser
headphones (microphone and speakers) for online tutorials (a webcam is optional)
a class/group of students – groups could be within classes, whole classes, or groups across classes (e.g. clubs) and schools (e.g. clusters of schools or in collaborative projects).

The core of these materials is a project that lasts for half a term during which time you will access online resources.

**Duration of the course**: 75 minutes per week for eight weeks
Online hours	Collaborative (timetabled)	4.5 hours
	Collaborative (flexible)	30 minutes
	Independent study online	3.5 hours
	Sub-total	8.5 hours
Offline hours	Facilitated face to face	0 hours
	Workplace: Carrying out a project in the classroom	Normal classroom activities
	Independent study offline: learning journal	1.5 hours
	Sub-total	1.5 hours
	TOTAL	10 hours

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Researching and evaluating a game for the classroom

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