If you are interested in games, muves & mmos around game based learning; I thought I’d recommend 10 people to follow.
- 4goggas
- malburns
- rivenhomewood
- terryfreedman
- deerwood
- olliebray
- Weflyspitfires
- DigitalMaverick
- Derekrobertson
- bw_clark
Games based learning has some strong evidence based research – and more importantly, we are seeing curriculum developed and delivered. Thankfully, Ewan McIntosh is back on the Educational Stage after being seduced by the glitz of television. Derek Robinson and Ollie Bray – bootstrapping their way into Scottish schools with console and handhelds . What is inspiring is that a relatively small group of people can change a system from the inside. I suggest – if you have a mind to find out more – that you read Ewans post on Game Based Learning to kick you off.
It’s a relatively small ‘scene’; but what interests me is that they are creating workable classrooms – using games, and you will rarely see them talking about filters and web issues. Its a very interesting idea – that we can develop 21st Century skills and critical thinkers using tools we see in lounge rooms.
Playable 
Thanks for the listing of people involved in game-based learning. After years of using games in my classroom, 8th grade social studies (CivIII and SimCity) I’m finding myself needing to know that I’m not alone in using games in the classroom.
You might consider adding @brockdubbels (my first pick) to your list. And thanks for being a great Twitter follow yourself!
Ellen
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I didn’t make it to GBL (cause I’m a poor northerner), nice blog post! Useful to have a list, thought I’d sort of erm, recommend myself 😛 @johnmclear on twitter – I run Primary Games Arena