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GPB, GCEE Launch "Start It Up," A New Small Business Simulator For High School Students And Young Adults - Vimarsana News

GPB, GCEE Launch "Start It Up," A New Small Business Simulator For High School Students And Young Adults

Georgia Public Broadcasting (GPB) has teamed up with the Georgia Council on Economic Education (GCEE) to launch Start It Up, a new online game aligned to Georgia high school economic standards. This interactive simulation helps students and young adults understand the complexities of opening a business, including the risks and rewards of entrepreneurship, how to get funding for an idea, why small businesses sometimes fail after a few years, and what decisions help businesses succeed. 

Source: gpb.org
We've Done It Again! Check Out GPB's Newly Improved And Enhanced Georgia Studies Course! - Vimarsana News

We've Done It Again! Check Out GPB's Newly Improved And Enhanced Georgia Studies Course!

GPB is excited to release an upgraded version of Our State and Our Nation, enhanced with additional content and new functionality.

Source: gpb.org
New Narrative Game Raises Awareness of ACEs & Their Impact on Youth Mental Health - Vimarsana News

New Narrative Game Raises Awareness of ACEs & Their Impact on Youth Mental Health

Children of the Flame was created by youth designers at the SEED (System-Educated Expert Disrupters) Institute to raise awareness of trauma and trauma-informed practices.

'Oregon Trail' at 50: The story of a classic computer game - Vimarsana News

'Oregon Trail' at 50: The story of a classic computer game

In 1971, three teachers created a legendary computer game of westward expansion (and dysentery). 65 million copies have been sold—and its authors never saw a dime.

'Oregon Trail' at 50: How Three Teachers Created the Computer Game That Inspired — and Diverted — Generations of Students - Vimarsana News

'Oregon Trail' at 50: How Three Teachers Created the Computer Game That Inspired — and Diverted — Generations of Students

In 1971, a trio of Minneapolis educators, using a hulking teletype machine connected to a mainframe miles away, designed the legendary game of westward expansion (and dysentery) that would help revolutionize personal computing. Despite more than 65 million copies sold, they never saw a dime. Do you want to eat (1) poorly (2) moderately or […]