How video games could help teach adolescents about empathy A study explores video game empathy training as a possible way to improve peer relationships and developmental outcomes by Meeri Kim / February 18, 2019
Rethinking assessment for diverse learners When teachers bridge game-based learning to classroom content, students’ explicit science learning is improved by Jodi Asbell-Clarke / September 19, 2018
The lasting effects of television and video games in a child’s bedroom A recent study by developmental psychologist Douglas Gentile looks at how bedroom media leads to negative outcomes for children by Meeri Kim / February 20, 2018
Leveraging technology can make a difference in refugee children’s lives Psychologist Selcuk Sirin explains how digital games can improve mental health and educational outcomes of Syrian refugee children in Turkey Interview by Gelgia Fetz Fernandes / August 18, 2017
Does video gaming promote physical activity and enhance cognition? Exergaming is an innovative method of promoting physical activity that can have a positive effect on cognitive and physical performance by Valentin Benzing / August 7, 2017
“There’s huge potential for moral panic when new media technology emerges” Media effects researcher Christopher Ferguson says parents shouldn’t worry so much about how much time their kids spend in front of a screen Interview by Caroline Smrstik Gentner / April 5, 2017
Not all video games are equal in terms of executive functioning skills Research shows video games that children play sitting still are negatively associated with executive functioning by Meeri Kim / February 3, 2017
In the “Digital Wild West,” quality educational apps aren’t easy to find A market scan and analysis of children's educational apps reveals a lack of standardization, quality criteria, and parental guidance by Meeri Kim / January 27, 2017
Video games can be good for brain health? Once thought to rot our children's brains, new research on video games is finding quite the opposite by Meeri Kim / August 3, 2016
