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Dr Paul Howard-Jones - Neuroscience, Games & Learning

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Uploaded on Feb 14, 2012

Dr Paul Howard-Jones, a leading expert on the role of neuroscience in educational practice and policy with a particular interest in how gaming engages the brain and the application of this knowledge in education. Paul discusses the findings of his recent research that reviews the potential effects of video games and social media on the brain.

Presented at the Learning Without Frontiers Conference, London, January 26th 2012

http://www.learningwithoutfrontiers.com

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  • RedVanWithCandy

    RedVanWithCandy 5 months ago

    This motivated me to cut down significantly on computer gaming, and play station gaming. Thanks bro :)

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  • Waddetree

    Waddetree 10 months ago

    thats because UKns know about L-dopa...

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  • Preston Wyrick

    Preston Wyrick 1 year ago

    I have noticed that people from the UK do not rage over video games like people from the US do.

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  • Preston Wyrick

    Preston Wyrick 1 year ago

    A great example is the Yogscast.

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  • illinois008

    illinois008 1 year ago

    Very interesting. The lecture is very modern and very appropriate for this modern time and age.

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  • Mani Saint Victor

    Mani Saint Victor 1 year ago

    Love it!

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