• Beyond the Lemonade Stand — Economics and Business Lessons for a 10-year-old From a Computer Game
• The Seven Games of Highly Effective People — How Game Playing Helps You Succeed in School, Work and Life
• Escape from Planet Jar-Gon. Or, What Video Games Have To Teach Academics About Teaching and Writing : A Review of James Paul Gee’s “What Videogames Have To Teach Us About Learning and Literacy”
• Interactive Pretending –An Overview of Simulation

<Coming soon>

• Students as Designers and Creators of Educational Computer Games — Who Else? (pub. online by Microsoft, 2007)
• In Educational Games COMPLEXITY MATTERS — Mini-Games are Trivial — but “Complex” Games Are Not
• How Kids Learn To Cooperate In Video Games — A Guide for Parents and Teachers
• “Modding” – The Newest Authoring Tool
• Really Good News About Your Children’s Video Games –They’re the best learning tools we have
• What Kids Learn That’s POSITIVE From Playing Video Games — Quite a bit, as it turns out…
• The Motivation of Gameplay– or, the REAL 21st Century Learning Revolution
• Types of Learning And Possible Game Styles–A Useful Chart
• Fun, Play and Games: What Makes Games Engaging? (Digital Game-Based Learning, Chapter 5)
• The Intellectual Arcade– A Great Training Concept
• ONLINE DISCUSSION: What Can Education Learn from the Video Game Industry? — Jim Gee, Chris Dede, Marc Prensky and a high school student
• Video Games and the Attack on America
• Simulation Nation — Inventive computer sims can turn dull lessons into hyperreal experiences — If we can get educators to use them. (Edutopia, March 2007)
• Simulations : Are They Games?
• Has Growing Up Digital and Extensive Video Game Playing Affected Younger Military Personnel’s Skill Sets? — A Paper Delivered at I/ITSEC 2003
• True Believers: Digital Game-Based Learning in the Military (Digital Game-Based Learning, Chapter 10)
• DCSO: Incorporating Cyber-Gaming — A Paper Delivered at I/ITSEC 2002
• A Field Game Developer Corps — Is It Time For The “GameBees”?