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Free Video Game Meant To Engage Students In Sciences

« H E Science :: High School :: Higher Education :: Lynne Wolters :: email
posted Saturday, 24 May 2008

Free video game meant to engage students in sciences

A new educational computer game called "Immune Attack" from the Federation of American Scientists is meant to develop students' interest in science. Players direct a nanobot through 3-D images of blood vessels in an attempt to retrain a patient's nonfunctional immune cells. The software is downloadable and the site offers a Teacher Guide, Game Guide and System Requirements.

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