"More
than fifteen years of research has shown video games can also have
educational benefits. This includes developing problem-solving and literacy
skills, creativity, teamwork, and developing a critical understanding of their
place in the world." Ubisoft are a leader in their game development for
education. Daniel Aivaliotis-Martinez is helping lead the charge here in
Australia. There are positives to using this approach in the right setting. E-sports is proving to be an effective tool in education as well.https://theconversation.com/60-of-australian-english-teachers-think-video-games-are-a-legitimate-text-to-study-but-only-15-have-used-one-2200
