My conclusion was pretty boring, yes they have potential but whether or not they should be used depends on the willingness/motivation of the teacher. Experts in this area (history didactics) simply see them as another piece of history in media and nothing groundbreakingly new
This week I handed in a term paper in educational sciences on the topic of using historical video games as teaching tools. Working on it was really fun, especially reading the perspectives of historians compared to the perspectives of teachers
@vawaur I think I'm gonna start it once I am focussing on the late Republic in my studies again, currently I fear that reading about that time makes me lose my current focus on the 3rd Century. Good to know that it is readable. Thank you for your detailed answer, it was really helpful
all the paradox teams are passionate about history but the ck and vicky teams are passionate about the stuff that you learn from books and the hoi4 team is passionate about the stuff that you learn from r/historymemes
Sharpen your silver and steel. Geralt of Rivia is back on the Path in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt — Songs of the Past.
Called by an old friend to the brand new region of Letten, discover a wealth of new quests, characters, and secrets to uncover. But below the surface lurks something sinister…
Equip yourself for the next part of the journey, coming in 2027! Learn more here: https://t.co/r0M8VAzhE9
Finally managed to watch Nolan’s „The Odyssey“
The movie was entertaining. While it sadly is not a good representation of the actual Odyssey, which I would have loved to see, it is an interesting take on the story from a contemporary perspective
We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Hayden Panettiere. Hayden brought Sam to life in Until Dawn, shaping her into one of horror gaming's most iconic final girls. Our thoughts are with her friends, family, and our community. Rest in peace, Hayden 🦋💔