Here.
More like a micro based trade simulation - better for high school students?
But it is always interesting to consider how the power of games to engage students can be a force for good.
Gen Con this year had 70,000 visitors:
https://www.indystar.com/story/news/2019/08/05/gen-con-drew-record-70-000-visitors-officials-say/1923558001/
This is 60,000 people visiting Indianapolis to see old fashioned table-top gaming, NOT video games. Table-top gaming is still alive and well which is fascinating. People want to interact face to face with other people.
More like a micro based trade simulation - better for high school students?
But it is always interesting to consider how the power of games to engage students can be a force for good.
Gen Con this year had 70,000 visitors:
https://www.indystar.com/story/news/2019/08/05/gen-con-drew-record-70-000-visitors-officials-say/1923558001/
This is 60,000 people visiting Indianapolis to see old fashioned table-top gaming, NOT video games. Table-top gaming is still alive and well which is fascinating. People want to interact face to face with other people.