I thought about writing ONE blog post on my Bring It Together 2016 experience, but I realized it would be waaaaaay tooooooo long! Lots of resources and experiences I want to share with you. I therefore decided to create a 5 post #BIT16 series! So, here we are : first #BIT16 takeaways post!
You have certainly heard of Breakout EDU. I had the opportunity to participate in my first ever Breakout EDU experience at James Trood's session. A group of strangers working together to solve clues! A very interesting experience!
I can see the possibilities in the classroom : problem solving, collaboration, communication, inclusion,… What other possibilities do you see?
My conclusion : a very interesting activity to gamify learning and create an engaging context to practice many of the competencies we want our students to develop.
Check out the Breakout EDU website for some ideas or dare to create your own! If you do, please share with us in the Comments section of this blog.
Have fun exploring!
You have certainly heard of Breakout EDU. I had the opportunity to participate in my first ever Breakout EDU experience at James Trood's session. A group of strangers working together to solve clues! A very interesting experience!
I can see the possibilities in the classroom : problem solving, collaboration, communication, inclusion,… What other possibilities do you see?
My conclusion : a very interesting activity to gamify learning and create an engaging context to practice many of the competencies we want our students to develop.
Check out the Breakout EDU website for some ideas or dare to create your own! If you do, please share with us in the Comments section of this blog.
Have fun exploring!
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