Why video games are for everyone

Why video games are for everyone

“When executed well, educational video games can provide a powerful framework for inquiry-based and project-based learning,” says Alan Gershenfeld, co-founder and president of E-Line Media, a computer and video games publisher and a founding industry fellow at the Center for Games and Impact from Arizona State University. “Games are also uniquely suited to fostering the … Read more

A duo of dancing stars

Small stars like our sun die with great beauty, surrounded by beautiful shells of multicolored gases that were once their outer layers – leaving only their relic cores as silent testimonies to the universe that they once existed. Our sun, like other small stars, initially becomes a bloated star red giant which will swell to … Read more

USC Pharmacy School Application Requirements and Tips From an Accepted Student

I’ll start with the statistics of accepted students for the University of Southern California PhD in Pharmacy in 2009. 460 students were offered for interviews from a pool of over 2000 applicants. The enrollment is 240 students (11 non-government students) and the expected class size for 2009 is 190. It is important to note that … Read more

E-Book – Getting Better Grades

We all know that getting good grades in school, college or university is a big problem for almost every student. Students face incredible competition in their academic life as well, and getting good grades in such a good competition is a problem for almost every student. The main reason for bad grades is that students … Read more

Career in Computer Science With Cyber Security and Forensics

Cyber ​​forensics is studied in the subject of digital forensics. It concerns the legal evidence lying in the digital storage media and in cyberspace. Since the advent of the digital age, the need for cyber experts has grown exponentially. It is largely due to the internet explosion in India recently witnessed due to e-governance, e-banking, … Read more

African Engineers: Dr E Evans-Anfom

The Second Vice Chancellor of Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Kumasi, Ghana was not an engineer or scientist, he was a distinguished medical doctor. dr Emanuel Evans-Anfom, who served from 1967 to 1973, was appointed to succeed Nkrumah’s friend Dr. RP Baffour appointed. The new vice chancellor was not well received at … Read more