Children could be better off playing video games over the school holidays than watching television, a new study shows. Dr Penny Sweetser, Dr Daniel Johnson and Dr Peta Wyeth, from Queensland University of Technology Games Research and Interactive Design (GRID) ...

When children study video games in the classroom, they gain a deeper understanding of English literacy - even Shakespeare, says Professor Andrew Burn from the University of London's Institute of Education. In a presentation at the University of Sydney, Burn ...