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Experience our award-winning "Global Conflicts" computer game series that empowers your teaching and ensures engaged students!

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Global Conflicts

“Global Conflicts” is an award-winning educational game series used for teaching citizenship, geography, and media courses.

The series allows students to explore and learn about different conflicts throughout the world and the underlying themes of democracy, human rights, globalization, terrorism, climate and poverty. The game series is easy to use for teachers and is developed with close attention to curriculum requirements and ease of use in classroom teaching.

Let your students experience what they usually only read about....

How it works

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Why use Global Conflicts


* Your students will get robust understanding of social science curriculum

* Your students will be engaged in immersive real-world simulations

* You can follow your students progress through the material

* Getting started is fast and easy

 

PRIZES

BETT Awards - Secondary, FE & Skill Digital Content
(2010)
Nordic Game Nominee
(2008, 2009)
IndieCade Finalist
(2008, 2009)
PcZone Indie Game of The Month award
(2007)
Children's software review
(2007)
KEK Most Creative Product
(2006)

QUOTES

"Compared to reading for an hour I have learned much more from playing this game."
Anne Sofie 17 years, Rysensteen Gymnasium
"Here you can walk around and see what is happening. In some way you actually experience it. I think you learn a lot from this."
Rasmus 14 years, Rosenlundskolen
"It is a smart idea to let us see the issue from different perspectives. This makes us much more interested in the topics."
Theresa 18 years, Nærum Gymnasium
"When you are playing the game, you remeber things better than if you are only being taught by the teacher."
Niels 14 years, Hastrupskolen
"It is a cool way of learning."
Sofie 17 years, Rysensteen Gymnasium
 
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