This board game dramatizes the benefits and liabilities accrued to Western governments in the process of colonizing Africa. Materials needed and rules for playing are included. (JH)

A discussion of using a simulation game as the entire focus for a course. (HB)

Descriptive report on the winning entry for the Eric Hawkins Prize 1973. This board game was designed primarily for teaching children about Paris. (PM)

Various types of games are useful in the educational process both in school and beyond. This paper discusses some types and uses of games, as well as the issues involved, under these headings: nature of the learning process, educational games, nonsimulation games, gaming-simulations, simulations in urban planning, and gaming-simulations as…

An English translation of a paper entitled "Problems of Programmed Instruction" given at first Soviet-French seminar on programmed instruction in Moscow, 1972. (Author/HB)

A discussion of the use of simulation in teaching a university education course. (HB)

The booklet is designed to assist special class teachers in developing different types of teacher made games for presenting new concepts to exceptional children. An introduction contains sections on the effective use of games, utilization of games, use of the rebus with games, utilization of tutors, maintenance of games, tips for designing…

The entries in this bibliography were selected from items included in the Educational Resources Information Center indexes, RESOURCES IN EDUCATION and CURRENT INDEX TO JOURNALS IN EDUCATION. A list of 70 subject area categories is included to facilitate identification of items for specific topics. (JD)

In order to enhance the role playing ability of the participants in a simulation game on collective bargaining and to cultivate a sense of "vested interest" in the game's outcome, the students first prepared positions supporting the union or the management position in a hypothetical case. They were required to defend their position…

The guidebook for the teacher-coordinator of distributive education presents abstracts of 57 games and simulations. Each abstract provides a brief overview of the game or simulation, as well as author, publisher, cost, copyright date, time required, and number of players required. The abstracts are sequenced in alphabetical order. A topical index…