Germs Love Your Hands: Discover Which Parts They Love Most
Germs love your hands. Do different areas of our hands harbor different germs? Scientific evidence is complex but it seems that different areas of skin in general (and hands) do harbor different types of germs. Our hands are like a sprawling metropolis — and not all neighborhoods are equally safe! Different areas of our hands […]
From Classrooms to Communities: Building Better Health Through Play
At Indelible Learning, we believe in the power of innovation to drive meaningful change in public health. Through our cutting-edge learning games, we’re tackling some of the most pressing health challenges—civic engagement, infection prevention, and sleep health—one interactive experience at a time.
A Morning Of Reminders: Love, Loss & The Circle Of Life
A stark reminder: Love the people in your life, now. Cherish them while you can. Hold them close, speak your heart, and never take their presence for granted. Because one day, they’ll just be a memory, and you’ll wish you had one more moment, one more hug, one more chance to say, “I love you.”
The Electoral College in Action: How Presidents Are Really Elected
Most Americans struggle to explain the Electoral College. Yet it determines how we choose a President every 4 years. Google searches every election cycle confirm this.
Election Lab & The Civility Challenge: Can Strategy Bring Us Together?
The journey of Election Lab started as a simple math lesson but evolved into something much greater. It evolved into an engaging game that unexpectedly encouraged civility among players.
Ed Games Expo 2020: 5 Years of Lessons, Growth & Innovation
Five years later, I reflect on attending Ed Games Expo 2020. Thanks to informative notes, many pictures, and memorable experiences sharing some of it here is not as difficult as I initially thought. An Eye-Opening Experience in Educational Technology For those who do not know, the ED Games Expo was the annual showcase of groundbreaking […]
Election Lab: A Game That Shifts Perspective & Bridges Divides
America feels more divided than ever. Headlines scream about political battles. Furthermore, social media is a battlefield of its own. Conversations about elections often end in frustration, rather than understanding. Despite all that, can we find common ground? In today’s polarized world, that question feels more urgent than ever. But what if there were a […]
What is The Common Cold & How Does It Spread in Schools?
How Does Common Cold Spreads in Schools & Other Crowded Places? The common cold is an acute viral infection of the upper respiratory tract. The upper respiratory tract includes the nose, sinuses, throat (pharynx), and larynx. Schools are high-risk environments for the transmission of the common cold and other viruses due to close student interactions, […]
Fecal-Oral Infections & Handwashing: Stop Silent Spreading Now
Handwashing is one of the most overlooked yet powerful tools in preventing infectious diseases, including fecal-oral diseases. One common misconception is that if a person uses the washroom and doesn’t wash their hands, they are only putting themselves at risk. In reality, viral and bacterial diarrheal infections do not just affect the individual. They put […]
How Do Infections Spread in Schools? Things You Should Know
By Richard Criley & Dr. Jasminka Vukanovic-Criley. Whether it’s the common cold, flu, stomach flu or more serious illnesses, understanding how diseases spread in schools can help educators, parents, and students take effective preventive measures.