ARTé: Mecenas® ARTé: Mecenas is the first game in our ARTé™ collection of games with targeted learning outcomes supporting traditional college-level Art History and Art Appreciation courses. WHAT DOES THE GAME DO? ARTé: Mecenas transports students to the Italian Renaissance where they must build and maintain their financial empire as head of the Medici family. JUMP…
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Experience the Birth of Impressionism ARTé: Lumière is an exploration game with targeted learning outcomes designed to enhance art history and art appreciation courses that incorporate academic and impressionist artists and artworks. Through gameplay, students are engaged and immersed in this revolutionary era as they explore the juxtaposition of academic versus modern artworks. ARTé: Lumière…
The second webinar in our game-based learning validation study series recently aired, giving teachers a platform to share their insights from implementing our art history game, ARTé: Mecenas™, into their classrooms. The study followed classes in Norway, Poland, Portugal, Italy and Greece and was designed to empower participating teachers to consider new trends in learning models and investigate innovative technologies, all without losing site of learning outcomes.
LEADING THE GAME-BASED LEARNING REVOLUTION Entertainment-quality learning games that make learning both fun and effective for students, faculty and learners. LEARN MORE Game-Based Learning Welcome to Game-Based Learning (GBL) from Triseum! The dawn of a revolution in education is upon us, where schools are beginning to use entertainment-quality learning games to help students achieve, and…
Art History Game Provides an Immersive and Contextual Experience that Not Only Makes Learning Fun, but also Produces Measurable Results