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Making games, motivating learners KS2

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References

2Simple (2010) 2DIY Action script archive London: 2Simple [online] available at http://www.2diyarchive.co.uk/ [Tip: hold Ctrl and click a link to open it in a new tab. (Hide tip)]

2Simple 15 creative things to do with 2DIY London: 2Simple [online] available at https://docs.google.com/ present/ view?id=dfsb6d8v_0c867hjgj

2Simple 2DIY help cards [PDF] London, 2Simple

2Simple Games (2009) Skype chat about 2DIY London, 2Simple [online] gandcred.blogspot.com

2Simple/Redbridge Games Network (2010)Year 6 2DIY Unit scheme of work [MS Word]

2SimpleAnt (2010) 2DIY grid [PDF] London: 2Simple

Clevaland Junior School (2010), School blog for January 2010 [online] available at http://clevelandarchive.blogspot.com/ 2010/ 01/ cleveland-junior-at-bett-2010.html

Learning without frontiers (2010) Tim Rylands – Game Based Learning 2010 [online] available at http://www.blip.tv/ file/ 3437986/

Vital (2010), Making Games at Sonning Common Primary School, [online] available at http://www.youtube.com

Wainewright, M. (2009) 2DIY Manual [PDF], London, 2Simple

Wainewright, M. What can 2DIY offer learners [Powerpoint], London, 2Simple

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