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Educational Statistics Leader Hedges Joins CyGaMEs Research

Educational statistics and evaluation leader Larry Hedges has joined CyGaMEs, a National Science Foundation-funded project that researches video game learning, design, and assessment.

Danny Cowan, Blogger

August 27, 2009

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Educational statistics and evaluation leader Larry Hedges has joined CyGaMEs (Cyberlearning through Game-based, Metaphor Enhanced Learning Objects), a National Science Foundation-funded project that researches video game learning, design, and assessment. Hedges, a noted researcher in the fields of psychology and educational policy, is best known for his work in developing statistical methods for meta-analysis in the social, medical, and biological sciences. Hedges believes that CyGaMEs' current research could serve as a prototype for future instructional projects, and notes that his collaboration will support the project's data collection and analysis. The CyGaMEs project previously developed the NASA-funded Selene, an educational lunar geology game for students. The ongoing project currently receives support from the National Science Foundation.

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