What Is Election Lab Online (ELO) The Swing-State Strategy Game?
Election Lab Online (ELO) is a web-based Swing States strategy learning game designed to explore key civic issues such as voting and the role of
Election Lab Online (ELO) is a web-based Swing States strategy learning game designed to explore key civic issues such as voting and the role of
Election Lab comprises two types of products: How It All Started The journey began with a math lesson called “Electoral College Swing State Bingo” which has
World Patient Safety Day is an annual celebration to enhance global understanding and foster collaboration among healthcare professionals, patients, leaders, and families to improve patient
Changing the swing-state map from 10 states to 8 does make the race between Red and Blue closer, but the effects it has on campaign strategies is not obvious. Players who tried this new map showed us how their strategies changed.
In competitions and games, you cannot have two winners: one wins and the other one loses.
But independent of winning or losing, it is most important that every time we learn. And if we lose, we get up, try again, play again, test different approaches and different strategies, and try to win next time.
Dr. Jasminka Criley will be a speaker at the Fall CUE Conference in Sacramento. “Crossing the Digital Divide: Bridging Education with Technology” is the theme
Embrace the opportunity to love deeply, live fully, and appreciate the present moment. Honor those who are still with you and cherish the memories of those who have left.
By: Williams M. Criley and Jasminka M. Vukanovic-Criley, MD Do you get interrupted? We do. Constantly: both at home and at work. Life is full
International Serious Play Conference Indelible Learning is honored to once again present at the prestigious international Serious Play Conference. This marks our fourth appearance, following
By Dr. Jasminka M. Vukanovic-Criley
“Thank you for taking the time to make this game”, one attendee said. Her words had an additive effect. Hearing: “Thank you for making this. It is helpful. It makes a difference” was beyond gratifying.
Jasminka M. Vukanovic-Criley, MD, FACP, FHM
Since 2000, June 8th has been designated World Brain Tumor Day. This is an international commemorative day to raise awareness and educate the public about brain tumors. Its’ goal is also to help improve funding for research and treatment of brain tumors.
Are you coming to Washington DC to the Future Physicians for Change (FP4C) Convention? Future Physicians for Change (FP4C) Convention will be held in Washington
Voting is one of the social determinants of health. This connection between voting and health works both ways: health influences the ability to vote, but voting also influences health.
Are you washing your hands properly? Hand washing is a habit. Hand washing is a skill. Hand washing is something that you do every day,
Our inner happiness is important for our well-being. “For every minute you are angry, you lose sixty seconds of happiness.” Anger drains you out. Happiness fulfills you and lifts you up.
There are over a million licensed physicians in the United States and the District of Columbia Voting, as a social determinant of health, impacts individual and community health outcomes.
It is easy to see how even well-meaning people do not do a good enough job washing their hands.
“Learning without reflection is a waste. Reflection without learning is dangerous.” Confucius
By Williams Criley and Dr Jasminka Vukanovic-Criley, Play-testing allows you to identify problems throughout your game development. Play-testing allows you to find bugs, glitches, flaws, or more fundamental problems with game design.
The ED Games Expo 2023 is the public showcase of remarkable game-changing educational technology (EdTech) innovations. 2023 Ed Games Expo is the 9th annual event. These games and innovations are created through more than 50 programs at the Institute of Education Sciences (IES), the U.S. Department of Education (ED), and across many other Institutes and Departments of US government.
Volunteering at the 2023 High School Science Fair as an in-person, on-site judge, reminded me of my experience volunteering at the Science Fair in the
We finished our final week of the Gifted and Talented Education (GATE) Electoral College course. The students were amazing! Here are a few snippets of
I looked at these beautiful young faces feeling like I reunited with a long forgotten relative or a friend. These kids were sometimes too smart or too quirky, or extremely curious, or too quiet, or too loud, or too critical or too nice and polite. I remember them all, all too well. Some took a few courses, while many others took every single course we offered. There was always something endearing about each one of them. As I looked at their faces, I still could recognize that little person they once were, years ago.
Hospitalist Shift It was a Thursday evening: a day that was supposed to be one of those “regular” evening shifts. Then, at 6:15 p.m., my
By Richard Criley and Dr. Jasminka Criley During the past few months, I have received many questions about N95 respirators. Why are they called respirators,
‘‘Maybe what life is trying to tell you is, ‘‘slow down.’’ In fact, it’s forcing you to do that’’. Now, having been a patient on crutches, I have a greater understanding of how limits to mobility impact daily living on my patients.
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