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8th Dec 2007, 09:48
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Classroom game teach ethics via grave-robbing
http://www.bit-tech.net/news/2007/12...graverobbing/1
A new edutainment game set to be launched into classrooms in the US aims to teach ethics via the medium of grave-robbing and gameplay. 
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8th Dec 2007, 19:55
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Multimodder
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thing is though do you win or lose the game and does it decide on a right or wrong answer?
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8th Dec 2007, 21:49
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So Say We All
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if you choose not to wouldnt that pretty much end the game of makin Frankenstein
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8th Dec 2007, 22:58
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Yeh the game is nice for a bit of publicity but i dont think it offers real tangible benefits and i think parents are going to object;
"i dont want little timmy grave robbing at school to teach him ethics and morality, i'll deal with it myself like humans have done for thousands of years" or something like that. Maybe the professor has a book coming out and is trying to raise awareness of his position/work to make a bit extra, but thats just me being cynical. peace fatman
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