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Email Games
 
What's an Email Game?
Yep, you guessed it---these use ordinary email.  These are usually turn-based---for example, I use one called "Quack, Quack, Quack!" to teach information competency skills in Psychology.
  • First I email everyone a rubric on how to rank the quality of information on a web site.
  • Then students use search engine to find the WORST Psychology web page they can find, content wise, and email the URLs to me.
  • I create a gallery of the sites and each student votes for the class's "Golden Turkey" Psychology web site award.

Flying Buffalo:

Flying Buffalo offers some free email games for teachers.


Play by Email (PBM) Games

The Play-by-email games list Play-by-email games list provides a comprehensive list of email games.  However, these aren't specifically for eduction, so you'll have to use you ingenuity to adapt them.

Thiagi

Thiagi and her colleagues have written several treatises on email games.



 
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