Steve Nebel

@stevenebel.bsky.social

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Professor of Media Education @unipotsdam; https://uni-potsdam.de/en/mediaeducation/index he/his http://mastodon.social/@Stnebel

Die Progressive-Pride-Flagge, gehisst am Universitätsstandort Golm der Universität Potsdam
A screenshot of ChatwithRTX. The prompt was "Are educational video games beneficial for learning? Please provide a standardized effect size." The answer was: "Yes, educational video games can be beneficial for learning. According to the provided context information, several studies have shown that educational video games can improve learning outcomes, such as spatial cognition, science thinking, and language and literacy skills. Additionally, a meta-analysis of 22 studies found that educational video games had a moderate effect size of 0.29, indicating a statistically significant difference between the experimental group and the control group. Standardized effect size: 0.29 Note: The standardized effect size is based on the information provided in the context and may not reflect the full range of effects of educational video games on learning outcomes."
Picture of Café Moskau in Berlin