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Brenda Brathwaite: Giocare per comprendere

Filmed Nov 2011 • Posted Apr 2012TEDxPhoenix
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Non è mai semplice comunicare l'importanza delle tragedie complesse -- così quando la figlia di Brenda Brathwite tornò da scuola chiedendo della schiavitù, Brenda fece ciò che fa per vivere -- inventò un gioco. A TEDxPhoenix Brenda descrive la sorprendente efficacia di questo gioco, e di altri, nell'aiutare il giocatore a comprendere una storia fino in fondo. (Filmato a TEDxPhoenix.)

Brenda Brathwaite designs games that turn some of history's most tragic lessons into interactive, emotional experiences. Full bio »

Translated into Italian by Daniela Bottazzi
Reviewed by Anna Cristiana Minoli
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